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LG Nexus 4

When Google wants to carve out a new Nexus, it finds hardware from a third-party manufacturer in the form factor it likes, and takes the bare bones of the device to rework it into something more fitting.

This time Google has selected LG and its Optimus G for the Nexus line honours. Despite a design overhaul, the Nexus 4 isn’t all that different to the Optimus G when you get down to it.

 

The 4.7-inch black rectangle is still running a quad-core 1.5Ghz Snapdragon processor, only without the integrated 4G support; it’s still packing 2GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel camera and Gorilla Glass for added protection. The screen is beautiful at 1280×768 True HD IPS Plus and 318 ppi and it runs Android 4.2 for added smoothness and power.
The only differences come in the storage available on-board — Nexus 4 has 8GN and 16GB versions whereas the Optimus has 32GB — and the weight — 139 grams for the Nexus 4 while the Optimus G tips in at 145 grams.
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