We've seen plenty of flagship Android smartphones shipping with Gingerbread, but Gingerbread is not just for the high-end folks — even the entry-level guys need a little rhizome flavoured love now and then. But don't worry, as LG have you covered with their latest Android phone.
The company is introducing a pair of devices to its Optimus line dubbed the Net and Pro. The Optimus Pro, just like its similar moniker Droid Pro, is a candybar QWERTY device with a 2.8-inch touchscreen. The Pro comes in a trio of color options, including something called “titan.”
The Net, on the other hand, is a fully touchscreen affair (though, the North American version may sport a sliding QWERTY pad), with a 3.2-inch 320 x 480 display. LG is pushing its Social+ widgets that put Twitter and Facebook on your homescreen — something we all know others have had tons of success with. Both devices pack a 1500mAh battery and an 800 MHz CPU, which should be enough for less demanding smartphone users.
They'll be rolling out this summer starting in Europe with a much affordable price.
source: 2DayBlog.com
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