 Hey, it's Chris, and we're looking at the LG Optimus L5. Now this, like the L3, is a member of LG's new L-style series, and if I can show you the L5 and L3 side by side, you can get an idea for the size difference there. But there's actually a lot more going on here than just the difference in size. It's not like you say, well, I want a small phone, I'll take the L3. I want a big phone, I'll take the L5. The L5 has NFC integrated. You can see the NFC logo there on the textured back. And it also comes out of the box with Android 4.0. The L3 is Android 2.3. So this has that very cool transition effect lock screen that we saw on the Optimus 4X as well, and I can unlock there. And you get an idea for what Android 4.0 looks like on an HVGA display. This is a 4-inch HVGA with capacitive buttons down here at the bottom. You can't really see them against the white there, but you have back, you have the multitasking button and then the home button, which is a physical clicker in the middle. And right now we notice this on the Optimus 4X as well. The multitasking button is actually routing to menu for some reason, but I suspect that's not going to happen by the time these actually ship. So you'll notice one thing that's kind of unusual is that on the L5 they've changed from a satin chrome finish to an actual chrome on the sides, which I personally don't love, and some people might like. It looks relatively high quality. You can tell from the specs and from the materials that they're using that this is kind of geared toward the lower end of the market, and I think that they've kind of nailed it in terms of style. So that's a quick look at the Optimus L5.
 Hey, it's Chris, and we're looking at the LG Optimus L5.
 Now this, like the L3, is a member of LG's new L-style series, and if I can show you
 the L5 and L3 side by side, you can get an idea for the size difference there.
 But there's actually a lot more going on here than just the difference in size.
 It's not like you say, well, I want a small phone, I'll take the L3.
 I want a big phone, I'll take the L5.
 The L5 has NFC integrated.
 You can see the NFC logo there on the textured back.
 And it also comes out of the box with Android 4.0.
 The L3 is Android 2.3.
 So this has that very cool transition effect lock screen that we saw on the Optimus 4X
 as well, and I can unlock there.
 And you get an idea for what Android 4.0 looks like on an HVGA display.
 This is a 4-inch HVGA with capacitive buttons down here at the bottom.
 You can't really see them against the white there, but you have back, you have the multitasking
 button and then the home button, which is a physical clicker in the middle.
 And right now we notice this on the Optimus 4X as well.
 The multitasking button is actually routing to menu for some reason, but I suspect that's
 not going to happen by the time these actually ship.
 So you'll notice one thing that's kind of unusual is that on the L5 they've changed
 from a satin chrome finish to an actual chrome on the sides, which I personally don't love,
 and some people might like.
 It looks relatively high quality.
 You can tell from the specs and from the materials that they're using that this is kind of geared
 toward the lower end of the market, and I think that they've kind of nailed it in terms
 of style.
 So that's a quick look at the Optimus L5.