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lg nitro hd: 4.5-inch 720p display, on at&t 4g lte, due dec. 4 - touch screen hd
The smartphone screen is getting bigger and bigger, and thankfully the resolution on the display is finally starting to grow.
The latest example is LG nitrohd, which features 4. 5-
Screen resolution 1,280x720 inch screen.
This will be 720 p and can be considered the lowest resolution for high definition.
So this will be the first HD of AT&T-
Screen phones will be available on December.
For $249. 99 with a two-
The annual contract, the carrier said in a statement.
But not all Nitro HD's have a promising touch screen to use.
The new LG mobile phone adopts 1. 5-gigahertz dual-Core processor (
This is the same clock speed as some laptops), an 8-
1080 pixels and p camera on the back with LED flash and front camerafacing 1. 3-
Megapixel camera.
Verizon has its own 720 p screen phone in $300 HTC Rezound and I'm currently testing this phone for upcoming reviews.
Both phones run Google's Android Gingerbread operating system.
There are 4 Rezound. 3-
The Inch touch screen runs on Verizon's 4g LTE network and nitrohd will run on AT&T's 4g LTE network.
Nitro HD will also provide 20 gigabytes of storage with 4 gigabytes built in and additional 16 gigabytes on the included microSD card. Stay tuned --
We will also review the Nitro HD soon.
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Com/nateoimage: LG Nitro HD from AT&T, front and back.
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