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Device Review: LG Enlighten

Are your parents asking you for advice on buying a smartphone? Those who want a basic, reliable, and very affordable smartphone will appreciate the LG Enlighten for its simplicity. No bells and whistles here, but it’s a lot of phone for $80. RCR’s Parker Severns shows us the phone.

Phone Name LG Enlighten
Release Date 9/22/2011 (Online) 9/29/2011 (Store)
Carriers Verizon
Retail at Release $79.99 after $50 dollar rebate and two year contract
Spectrum Band CDMA 800, 1900
Target Audience value conscious customers and those who appreciate simplicity
Distributors Verizon
Markets/Countries United States
Size Dimensions: 4.50 x 2.30 x 0.58 inches / 114 x 58 x 15 mm
Weight: 5.54 ounces / 157 grams
Display Size: 3.2 inches
Type: Capacitive LCD Touch Screen Display (320 x 480)
Sound Speakers: Yes
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm
Memory Internal: 150 MB
External: 2 GB microSD (up to 32GBmicroSD supported)
Battery Type: 1540 mAh
Stand-by: 840 hours / Talk: 6 hours / Gaming: N/A
Camera Primary: 3.2 mexapixels autofocus camera; Video: 640 x 480 VGA
Secondary: No
Connectivity GPS:Yes
3G: Yes
4G: No
Bluetooth: Yes (3.0 EDR)
WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
USB: Yes
3G Mobile Hotspot up to 5 devices
Other Key Features OS: Android 2.3 Gingerbread
CPU: Single core 800 MHz Qualcomm MSM7627T
Games: Yes; downloadable via Android Market
Browser: HTML, Flash
Colors: Black
Special: Full QWERTY keyboard via Side-Slider
Description Affordable slide phone

ABOUT AUTHOR

Martha DeGrasse
Martha DeGrassehttp://www.nbreports.com
Martha DeGrasse is the publisher of Network Builder Reports (nbreports.com). At RCR, Martha authored more than 20 in-depth feature reports and more than 2,400 news articles. She also created the Mobile Minute and the 5 Things to Know Today series. Prior to joining RCR Wireless News, Martha produced business and technology news for CNN and Dow Jones in New York and managed the online editorial group at Hoover’s Online before taking a number of years off to be at home when her children were young. Martha is the board president of Austin's Trinity Center and is a member of the Women's Wireless Leadership Forum.