LG’s huge, sort-of take on Samsung’s Galaxy Note is now available in the UK, with online tech specialist Expansys selling the LG Optimus VU for £349. For that price you get a rather unique phone, offering a large 5″ display in a 4:3 aspect ratio that outputs at 768×1024 resolution, making it look rather weird and square.
Inside, the Optimus VU is powered by a quad-core Tegra 3 chipset, so it ought to have plenty of OOMPH to push around that big display. Here it is:
You also get 32GB of storage space and an 8megapixel camera. A lot of phone for the money, and proof that LG’s really, really trying to gain a few fans out there in Android Land. Buy, or just look at it in amazement, over at Expansys.
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