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One of the new LTE “Superphones” that Bell is bringing to Canadians is the LG Optimus LTE (check out our quick hands-on video here). This is expected to be available “late November”, but according to this flyer from Bell’s retail chain The Source shows it’s “Available Nov. 22nd” – a mere 10 days away. We already noted that the no-contract price of this Android 2.3 device will retail for $629.95 and this flyer also confirms the price, plus clearly shows the 3-year to be $149.95.
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(Thanks tipster!)
Great specs, but an LG phone
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You mean the same exact phone that has been out for over 16 months now without any design change or increase in screen size, ya right. Apple were the innovators of great marketing, now they are just innovators of lawsuits.
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get an iphone? pffft… or rather I think you meant wait for the nexus prime.
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I think you mean the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
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More garbage talk from an isheep i***t,get a clue,get a real smartphone!
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i have to say that i don’t trust LG too much, because they took an exhaustive amount of time before releasing Gingerbread for the LG Optimus One. Now i have an LG Optimus Chic, and they promised 2.3 before the end of this year. With Virgin reviving that smartphone, LG would have an advantage to release newer software. But for this LTE model, i don’t know. A friend of mine has the 3D, still on FroYo.
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I think it will be the first time that Canada will get a high-end device before both Europe and the US.
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I’m pretty sure the US is getting this phone around the same time as us. They just rebranded it as the LG Nitro HD.
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yeah you must be right
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It is a great looking device with killer specs. The screen is supposed to be amazing. Things that worry me are:
1. LG’s slow release times for updates…optimus 2x, and optimus 3d come to mind.
2. LG’s notorious build quality.
I still dig this phone. I won’t likely buy it though.
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Build quality on my LG optimus 7 is amazing actually. Mainly metal. Dropped it a couple times 5+ feet onto hard flooring with barely a scratch. Only complaint is processer placement back gets quite hot when streaming video.
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Can’t wait for other OEMs to take advantage of the HD IPS screen!
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Bell Store in the PATH (Brookfield plaza; just below RoyalBank at Bay & Front) has the Optimus LTE and Galaxy Nexus on cardboard displays.
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tsk tsk stupid fanboy
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This phone would be relevant to me if Telus would release LTE in Manitoba…. Just sayin’.
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It’s difficult to put ur trust in a company like LG.
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