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hey everyone this is Todd Hazleton from technobuffalo now we're checking out the LG optimus l5 to duel now this is again like the l3 to duel and a phone it's probably designed for emerging markets and I say that because it has this dual SIM functionality can't really see it right here but there's a button we can switch between two sims it's an upgrade over the l3 to duel in several ways it has a longer your hair's processor similar it's got 1,700 milliamp hour battery but here you've got a larger four point at four inch rather IPS display we've actually got a five megapixel camera instead of a 3 megapixel and you've got an LED flash you also get a much higher resolution display i'm not sure what it is right now at the booth here but you can clearly see that it's sharp or the other the l3 to do will had a lot of pixels will go in here you can see it's running LG's custom user interface which is nice and snappy which is kind of surprising because it is very much an entry-level handset and you expect it may be to have an older version of Android or be a bit slower but this is actually running jellybean and you get the features that you like so quick memo which I could use to say take a note on the screen I'm going to circle the icons you know because I want you to check your email and then save it then i can send that off as an image file or share to a social network it's really nice and easy to use again this phone to is very light so moving around you've got the power button on the right volume keys on the left 3.5 millimeter headphone jack up top microUSB charging on the bottom and then this is a really cool button going to exit this demo this is a really cool button on the left hand side it actually activates quick memo so if you want to activate just tap it start doing your memo then you can save it or directed it so really cool that's a quick first look here at the LG optimus l5 to duel this is todd Hazleton from TechnoBuffalo