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Cricket Wireless has just made the LG Optimus Regard available for you to get a hold of. In case you’re interested to know, this handset happens to be a rebranded and retooled version of the LG Motion 4G that was released earlier for MetroPCS. The LG Optimus Regard sports a 3.5-inch (320 x 480) touchscreen, 5MP rear-facing camera with LED flash, VGA front-facing camera, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB on-board storage, 4G LTE, and the usual smartphone stuff such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. The device is also packed with a 1,700 mAH battery and runs Android 4.0 ICS.
By and large, it seems like a pretty decent smartphone. And if you’re keen in getting the device, it can be had now for $249.99 off contract from Cricket Wireless. But that is of course, if you don’t mind getting a mid-range smartphone and are not so keen owning the more powerful LG Nexus 4 instead. In case you’re not aware, the Nexus flagship device can be bought for just $50 more than the price of the LG Optimus Regard. So, what is it going to be then?
Cricket Wireless has just made the LG Optimus Regard available for you to get a hold of. In case you’re interested to know, this handset happens to be a rebranded and retooled version of the LG Motion 4G that was released earlier for MetroPCS. The LG Optimus Regard sports a 3.5-inch (320 x 480) touchscreen, 5MP rear-facing camera with LED flash, VGA front-facing camera, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB on-board storage, 4G LTE, and the usual smartphone stuff such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. The device is also packed with a 1,700 mAH battery and runs Android 4.0 ICS.
By and large, it seems like a pretty decent smartphone. And if you’re keen in getting the device, it can be had now for $249.99 off contract from Cricket Wireless. But that is of course, if you don’t mind getting a mid-range smartphone and are not so keen owning the more powerful LG Nexus 4 instead. In case you’re not aware, the Nexus flagship device can be bought for just $50 more than the price of the LG Optimus Regard. So, what is it going to be then?
Via [Cricket] and [Unwired View]
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