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everybody Michael Fisher with pocket now here at the LG booth at mwc checking out the optimus l7 to the follow-on to the l7 of last cycle let's have a look so this is obviously not one of the higher end devices in the lineup but it does carry a lot of the same characteristics as the other devices we've seen we have the traditional design where you know just play centric your piece up top all that kind of stuff the home button does carry an LED illuminator which is present has been president all the phones we've seen today but I don't think we've mentioned it yet and it's one of those nice touches obviously we have the Android keys down here menu and back someone's change the illumination setting those the operand of the back you can tell right away this isn't meant to be any kind of a premium device it's a very kind of micro stippled plastic back doesn't feel terribly premium it's almost a little bit slippery really but the camera does have a flash and this is a 8 megapixel primary shooter so there's a couple specs on this thing that are at odds with one another your headphone jack obviously volume up volume down + LG is a shortcut into the this memo application which just like on the others lets you bring the memo front and center if you've written down a phone number you can then copy it right from there and then get rid of it and go about your business the debt software experience is powered by one gigahertz processor and the whole shebang is powered by a 2460 milliamp hour battery which I do not believe is removable but just a very quick glance at the LG optimus l7 to hear the LG booth a whole lot more coming from LG and others Michaels pocket now Tony behind the camera stay tuned