Verge Review
LG’s play for US smartphone market share is simple: bring over the popular Optimus LTE from Europe, and tweak it for different carriers. The $199.99 (with a two-year contract) LG Spectrum for Verizon is the second such handset, after the Nitro HD for AT&T.
When I reviewed the Nitro, I called it the best LTE phone available on AT&T, and the Spectrum is every bit as good on paper: 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.5-inch IPS display, LTE connectivity, and an...
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Basic Specs
| Thickness |
0.41 inches |
| Weight |
0.31 pounds |
| Form factor |
Slab |
| Screen size (diagonal) |
4.5 inches |
| Carriers |
Verizon Wireless |
| Operating system |
Android |
| Launch OS version |
2.3 |
Tech Specs
Hardware
| Height |
5.33 inches |
| Width |
2.71 inches |
| Thickness |
0.41 inches |
| Weight |
0.31 pounds |
| Form factor |
Slab |
| Color |
Black / Silver |
Display
| Screen size (diagonal) |
4.5 inches |
| Technology |
IPS LCD |
| Pixel arrangement |
RGB |
| Resolution (Y) |
1280 px |
| Resolution (X) |
720 px |
| PPI |
326 |
| Touchscreen type |
Capacitive |
Connectivity
| Carriers |
Verizon Wireless |
| CDMA |
Yes |
| LTE |
Yes |
| GPS |
Yes |
| Bluetooth |
Yes |
| Bluetooth version |
Bluetooth 3.0 + HS |
Processor
| Manufacturer |
Qualcomm |
| Brand / family |
Snapdragon |
| Clock speed |
1.5 GHz |
| Number of cores |
2 |
Memory
Storage
| Internal size |
4 GB |
| External |
Yes |
| Max external size |
32 GB |
| External type |
miniSD, microSD |
Front Camera
| Resolution |
1.3 megapixels |
Rear Camera
| Resolution |
8 megapixels |
| Flash |
LED |
| Focus type |
Autofocus |
| Video resolution |
1080p |
Software
| Operating system |
Android |
| Launch OS version |
2.3 |
Interface
| Video out |
Yes |
| Headphone jack |
3.5mm |
| Other ports |
Micro USB |
Battery
Bundled accessories
| Bundled accessories |
16GB microSD Card |
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