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Dual SIM LG L40 (D175F) with Android KitKat
The cost-benefit of Android Smartphones continues to impress. LG L40 (D175F) is no Moto G, but it is cheaper, and a wonderful piece of hardware. I recently bought one for my wife. It currently retails for R$ 499 (Brazilian Reals) or about US $ 225.
More details follow
- Very responsive overall
- In black or white
- Double tap to lock or use (or achieve the same with power side button)
- Android 4.4.2 (KitKat)
- Dual core 1.2 GHz CPU
- 320x480 pixel, 3.5 inch LCD screen with capacitive touch
- Digital TV (Brazilian DTV standard for the model cited)
- FM radio
- 3.15 mega-pixel (2048x1350 pixels) camera (no AF)
- No front camera
- Up to 32 GB microSD card (I bought a 16 GB type 4 card)
- Dual SIM (normal mini SIM, not micro or nano)
- 2G/3G data (supports tethering other devices over Wi-Fi i.e. hotspot)
- Wi-Fi
- 512 MB RAM
- 4 GB internal flash storage (1.64 GB available to user)
- A-GPS support
- Rotation sensing with built-in accelerometer
- Bluetooth 4.0 with LE (was able to detect an iBeacon emulated on Mac OS X)
- MTP (media transfer protocol) works fine with Windows (transfer arbitrary files to/from internal storage and SD card)
- MTP doesn’t work with Mac OS X Mavericks, but Android File Transfer does the job