Well looky here, a shot of yet another Android-powered gimmick has leaked… and what maker is it, waiting, oh, yep, it’s bluetooth_enabled_tv_line.html’ title=’LG Announces Bluetooth-Enabled TV Line’>LG! Spotted in the Vodafone (New York Stock Exchange: VOD) cubicle at IFA German capital, the goodness peeps over at Chip Online managed to take a few snaps of LG’s first venture into the Android scene of action… the LG Mount Etna.
Of course, details ar sketchy at best, but here’s what we know so far. The LG Etna packs a 3″ exhibit, 5MP photographic camera, full QWERTY keyboard (slider), Bluetooth and USB. That’s it that’s all for now. Take a gander at the image above and let us know what you think in the comments.
Stay tuned for more on the LG Etna!
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