LG GT540 Announced At CES

on 01/11/2010 19:15 PDT

[CES 2010] You might have missed it, but LG announced a new Android-powered device at CES – the LG GT540. It’s dubbed by LG as a “specialized social networking smartphone”, and is aimed at first-time smartphone users, who are mainly looking for a quick and easy way to access their social networking profiles on the move. The GT540 is expected to be launched worldwide on April 2010, though there isn’t any official pricing just yet. Specifications of the GT540 include:

Android 2.0
3-megapixel camera
microSD card expansion
Google Maps, Google Search, Gmail and YouTube
Android Market

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