 Hey, it's Chris at The Verge, and finally we're looking at the Optimus L7, which is the very high end of LG's new L-style line. And there are a few, as there were spec bumps from the L3 to the L5, there are spec bumps from the L5 to the L7 as well. You get a 4.3 inch WVGA display, a slim shell, so it feels pretty good in the hand, high style. There's less chrome on this than there is on the L5. You have a full satin chrome bar at the top, not at the bottom, you get more of the white at the bottom. This model is available also in black, you can tell here we have the white and the black models, both have chrome. And this is running Android 4.0. As I mentioned, this is WVGA, the L5 is HVGA, so you can kind of take your pick what resolution you want in Android 4.0 there. It's running LG's skin, which bears a market resemblance to the skin on the 4X, as you can probably imagine. There's a little beta here, and of course these devices aren't out yet, so that's to be expected. In terms of horsepower, you have a 1 gigahertz processor, and it comes with a 7.2 megabit HSPA as well. So this, you can kind of think of it as a competitor to the old Samsung Galaxy S, or even the Galaxy S2, probably be the most fitting direct comparison. That's the market that I think that LG is going after with this device, and then they're leaving the 4X to compete, presumably, with whatever Samsung announces in 2012. So that's a look at the Optimus L7.
 Hey, it's Chris at The Verge, and finally we're looking at the Optimus L7, which is
 the very high end of LG's new L-style line.
 And there are a few, as there were spec bumps from the L3 to the L5, there are spec bumps
 from the L5 to the L7 as well.
 You get a 4.3 inch WVGA display, a slim shell, so it feels pretty good in the hand, high
 style.
 There's less chrome on this than there is on the L5.
 You have a full satin chrome bar at the top, not at the bottom, you get more of the white
 at the bottom.
 This model is available also in black, you can tell here we have the white and the black
 models, both have chrome.
 And this is running Android 4.0.
 As I mentioned, this is WVGA, the L5 is HVGA, so you can kind of take your pick what resolution
 you want in Android 4.0 there.
 It's running LG's skin, which bears a market resemblance to the skin on the 4X, as you
 can probably imagine.
 There's a little beta here, and of course these devices aren't out yet, so that's to
 be expected.
 In terms of horsepower, you have a 1 gigahertz processor, and it comes with a 7.2 megabit
 HSPA as well.
 So this, you can kind of think of it as a competitor to the old Samsung Galaxy S, or
 even the Galaxy S2, probably be the most fitting direct comparison.
 That's the market that I think that LG is going after with this device, and then they're
 leaving the 4X to compete, presumably, with whatever Samsung announces in 2012.
 So that's a look at the Optimus L7.