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Published: Tuesday March 22, 2011 MYT 8:49:00 AM
Updated: Tuesday March 22, 2011 MYT 11:33:41 AM
AT&T to sell phone with 3-D screen and camera
NEW YORK: Hot on the heels of the Nintendo 3DS game device and its 3-D screen, AT&T plans to launch a smartphone with a 3-D screen and a dual-lens camera for 3-D snapshots.
AT&T Inc. said Monday that the LG Thrill 4G will be released in the U.S. in the next few months. It didn't say what the touch screen phone would cost.
This product image provided by AT&T shows the LG Thrill 4G. Hot on the heels of the Nintendo 3DS game device and its 3-D screen, AT&T plans to launch the Thrill, a smartphone with a 3-D screen and a dual-lens camera for 3-D snapshots. - AP The Thrill will run Google Inc.'s Android software and will be able to play games and YouTube clips in 3-D, AT&T says.
The screen won't require glasses for 3-D. That's much like the Nintendo 3DS, which goes on sale Sunday in the U.S. for $250.
T-Mobile USA has already said it will sell a tablet computer from LG that can shoot 3-D video. However, it won't have a 3-D screen.
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