LG Connect 4G spotted in images

By George Wong on 01/03/2012 05:02 PDT

LG has a new phone lined up for MetroPCS, Verizon and Sprint named the Connect 4G according to the folks over at PocketNow who managed to snag some pictures of the handset and information about the handset. The phone itself doesn’t look too impressive and reminds me of a typical LG Android phone. The LG Connect 4G will feature a 4″ WVGA NOVA display, a dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage, a microSD slot, and of course like its name implies – 4G LTE connectivity (which means it’ll run on Sprint’s upcoming LTE network). No word on a release date or price but we should find out more about the phone in the future.

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