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Today, LG officially launched the Optimus Z Android smartphone in the korean market. It will be available with SK Telecom and KT, but pricing of the device is not yet known. In terms of specs, the LG Optimus Z features a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, operates on Android 2.1, 3.5 inch Hyper LCD screen, T-DMB receiver, 5 MPcamera, 2 1350 mAh batteries, and should receive the Android 2.2 upgrade sometime this December.
One cool feature of the Optimus Z is its ability to sync with your PC and you can access phone controls from your computer. If you hook up your smartphone via Bluetooth or the data cable, the phone’s interface will be displayed on your PC allowing you to access the Market and other features. Another interesting feature is Drag & Shake, which allows you to share files with other smartphone users by shaking your phone. If this concept sounds familiar, you’re probably thinking of the free Android app - Bump. Lastly, the Optimus Z comes pre-loaded with over a 100 apps, which may be welcomed or detested, depending on your opinion of bloatware.
Hopefully LG will launch the Optimus Z in other markets soon, because it’s a solid high-end device that many people would like to use.
Full press release is below:
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