LG’s latest attempt at creating a phone that “catches on” has just been announced, with the company revealing the LG Optimus Q2. It’s high-end QWERTY slider, featuring a 1.2GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor accompanied by a 4″ screen. It’ll launch in Korea with Android 2.3 onboard.
It quite possibly won’t ever appear in Europe, but…
…we can’t ignore this fine example of LG’s promotional photography on a rainy Monday. Can we? There’s a boring close-up of the phone itself below…
Nice keys. But LG still has a bit of work to do to convince us.
Link via Engadget.
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