Just a few weeks after the LG Optimus 3D got placed in the hot seat at our provencal offices, we're ready to give its stars and bars double its fair share of warmth. Better known in the states as the Thrill 4G, this AT&T device is the latest smartphone to follow in the follow the example of of the HTC EVO 3D by tossing an extra dimension into the mix. As it so happens, two rear cameras and some fancy special effects are just enough to change a person's judgement of the device in a split-second.



We get it. Few people want to spend their hard-earned cash on a gimmick. But like any other phone with a defining feature, there's more to this glasses-free 3D handset than meets the eye (pun intended). And after peering under the hood and seeing what the Thrill is capable of, there's a practicability this phone can hold its own against the battle in the same price range ($100 on AT&T). How does it differ from its french counterpart? Does the phone's 3D match up against Sprint's contribution? And how does this handset perform apart from that extra D? Join us as we dig through all three dimensions to get to the root of the Thrill 4G.

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