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The original Optimus LTE caught our eye with its 4.5-inch, 326ppi AH-IPS display, but now LG is throwing something else into the mix: an NFC-equipped version that communicates with “special stickers” that automatically switch its settings to suit a particular location. Put a sticker on your dash and you can set it to switch on the handset’s Bluetooth and GPS, for example, as well as boost the volume. It’s hardly a new concept, but LG’s marketing mavens reckon it merits a full relaunch in Korea under the name “Optimus LTE Tag,” and who are we to tell them otherwise? Read on the full specs in the PR.Continue reading LG’s Optimus LTE gets NFC variant, wants to be known as Optimus LTE Tag
LG’s Optimus LTE gets NFC variant, wants to be known as Optimus LTE Tag originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 20 Feb 2012 04:36:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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