Those patiently waiting for their pre-ordered LG Thrill 4G to arrive on August 7 will have to bear a little longer based on a leaked Radioshack memo provided by AndroidCentral. According to rumors out, the launch will be pushed back to August 21 due to delays from its provider, AT&T.
Powered by a dual-core processor and dual-channel RAM, the device brings users 3D viewing experience without the use of any special glasses. Besides that, viewing 3D images and videos on the large 4.3-inch Color 3D TFT capacitive touchscreen display at 800 x 400 pixels may redefine the term ‘mobile entertainment’. Currently equipped with the Android 2.2 OS, users can upgrade their device at a later time to the Honeycomb OS http://www.lg.com/us/mobile-phones/LG-P925.jsp. With dimensions of 5.07 x 2.67 x 0.47-inch, the smartphone carries a 1,500mAh battery delivering talk time of up to six hours.
According to the official product page, the company states the device to have not one, but three features that have never been seen before in the U.S. Along with the 4G HSPDA+ mobile network technology, the handset comprises other connectivity options like Wi-FI b/g/n, DLNA, Bluetooth and HDMI output. Internal memory comprises 8GB storage, 512MB of RAM and is expandable up to 32GB. Also, capturing images and videos in 3D can be done with the 5MP dual-lens autofocus camera and LED flash.
The LG Thrill 4G from AT&T is expected to be available from August 21 to users who have already pre-ordered the device.