The paperwork for Optimus 3D has shown up in FCC’s system just a day after AT&T revealed that it will be bringing LG’s Optimus 3D Android phone, which requires no glasses, to the US as Thrill 4G.
The paperwork for Optimus 3D has shown up in FCC’s system just a day after AT&T revealed that it will be bringing LG’s Optimus 3D Android phone, which requires no glasses, to the US as Thrill 4G.
The two brands which have been evaluated on this Optimus 3D, listed as LG model P920, are UMTS II and IV. This is really not what we were expecting from the international, unlocked version or what the Thrill 4G should unveil as part of AT&T service.
Now, either the Thrill 4G has been designed for both AT&T and T-Mobile’s high speed networks (which is highly unlikely), or this Optimus 3D would be having a very limited home range.All this indicates that we would be having be having this baby in our hands sooner rather than later.
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The paperwork for Optimus 3D has shown up in FCC’s system just a day after AT&T revealed that it will be bringing LG’s Optimus 3D Android phone, which requires no glasses, to the US as Thrill 4G.
The two brands which have been evaluated on this Optimus 3D, listed as LG model P920, are UMTS II and IV. This is really not what we were expecting from the international, unlocked version or what the Thrill 4G should unveil as part of AT&T service.
Now, either the Thrill 4G has been designed for both AT&T and T-Mobile’s high speed networks (which is highly unlikely), or this Optimus 3D would be having a very limited home range.All this indicates that we would be having be having this baby in our hands sooner rather than later.
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