Gadgetory

hello and welcome back once again to the ticket amaro youtube channel i know art fairest your host everybody i know has a cell phone whether you're a little kid all the way up to an old person everybody has a cell phone the only real difference seems to be how much they use the cell phone old people they tend mostly just use the phone for maybe text and for phone call while the younger generation tends to use their phone like a five dollar hooker they know every feature and they know everything on i could probably walk up to any twelve-year-old reza phone and he'll know more about it than any fifty or six year old i know there's going to be some differences in between but generally that's how it is and we're always looking to get a better cell phone that said LG is coming out with something really cool it's going to feature a new 1.5 gigahertz that's right a 1.5 gigahertz quad-core processor in their new phone this is the new optimus 4x HD let's hop in and let's check out this new phone LG is getting things started with the optimus 4x HD inside its NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor is clocked at 1.5 gigahertz this is really fast it also sits behind a 4.7 inch 1280 x 720 IPS display that means it's really really clear the phone is also going to have an eight millimeter thin body thankfully this phone is going to launch with Android 4.3 me and that should sing along quite nicely on the quad-core chip along with one gigabytes of RAM and a 16 gigabyte internal storage capacity it also features a 2150 milliamp battery to help with a massive processor and lastly it has an 8-megapixel camera in the back and a 1.3 megapixel camera in the front all in all really cool stuff this thing should be coming out really soon for all you fans out there who win two phones this is something to take a look at so that's it guys you guys see LG's coming out with another new fast phone and I'm sure they're mean a lot others to follow the biggest thing about this is the Tegra 3 processor from Nvidia this quad-core bad boy is so small and it's actually faster than the very first processor ever owned on a desktop that said see you guys back here on tech of tomorrow for more tech goodness