 Hey, this is Blaire with The Verge and I'm here at LG's CES press conference and they've just introduced this brand new phone. This is the LG Spectrum. If you've seen the LG Optimus LTE on the international market or the Nitro HD over on AT&T, you'll have a pretty good idea of what this phone is. It features LG's true HD IPS display that basically means 1280 by 720 pixels. It is pretty amazing pixel density, 326 pixels per inch. Comes with a dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 processor, 1.5 gigahertz. It runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which is a bit disappointing, but LG promises that it's upgradable to Android 4.0, so presumably that upgrade is in the works. Taking a look at it, I mean the display, as LG says, is pretty amazing. The pixel density is quite terrific. We already loved it on things like the Optimus LTE, so that's not surprising. You can also see this is LG's custom Android Gingerbread skin, nothing really new there. It has three capacitive keys down here at the bottom. Has glass surface that covers basically the entire front, including this front-facing camera, 1.3 megapixels. Flipping around to the back, you've got the 4G LTE logo, so that basically tells you it's Verizon LTE. It is exclusive to Verizon in the US. LG logo, 8 megapixel HD camera, LED flash underneath it. Right on the top, you've got power and lock button. Pretty much classic LG micro USB port cover. Flip it open like so. Three and a half minute headphone jack, volume rocker on this side, and a pretty clean bottom. I'm actually trying to get the back cover off. This is plastic. It's kind of, it's glossy plastic. It's not the best cover in the world, but it is kind of typical for the sorts of things you get from LG and Samsung. Looking under here, you've got an 1830 milliamp hour battery, and you've got your Verizon LTE SIM card right here. This phone will be available on Verizon on the 19th of January, so basically this month shortly. Yes, it will be available on the 19th of January for $199.99. It comes with 20 gigabytes of storage. Four gigabytes of storage on the phone itself, and a 16 gigabyte memory card which come in the box.
 Hey, this is Blaire with The Verge and I'm here at LG's CES press conference and they've
 just introduced this brand new phone.
 This is the LG Spectrum.
 If you've seen the LG Optimus LTE on the international market or the Nitro HD over on AT&T, you'll
 have a pretty good idea of what this phone is.
 It features LG's true HD IPS display that basically means 1280 by 720 pixels.
 It is pretty amazing pixel density, 326 pixels per inch.
 Comes with a dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 processor, 1.5 gigahertz.
 It runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which is a bit disappointing, but LG promises that
 it's upgradable to Android 4.0, so presumably that upgrade is in the works.
 Taking a look at it, I mean the display, as LG says, is pretty amazing.
 The pixel density is quite terrific.
 We already loved it on things like the Optimus LTE, so that's not surprising.
 You can also see this is LG's custom Android Gingerbread skin, nothing really new there.
 It has three capacitive keys down here at the bottom.
 Has glass surface that covers basically the entire front, including this front-facing
 camera, 1.3 megapixels.
 Flipping around to the back, you've got the 4G LTE logo, so that basically tells you it's
 Verizon LTE.
 It is exclusive to Verizon in the US.
 LG logo, 8 megapixel HD camera, LED flash underneath it.
 Right on the top, you've got power and lock button.
 Pretty much classic LG micro USB port cover.
 Flip it open like so.
 Three and a half minute headphone jack, volume rocker on this side, and a pretty clean bottom.
 I'm actually trying to get the back cover off.
 This is plastic.
 It's kind of, it's glossy plastic.
 It's not the best cover in the world, but it is kind of typical for the sorts of things
 you get from LG and Samsung.
 Looking under here, you've got an 1830 milliamp hour battery, and you've got your Verizon
 LTE SIM card right here.
 This phone will be available on Verizon on the 19th of January, so basically this month
 shortly.
 Yes, it will be available on the 19th of January for $199.99.
 It comes with 20 gigabytes of storage.
 Four gigabytes of storage on the phone itself, and a 16 gigabyte memory card which come in
 the box.