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Taking off with the LG Cosmos 3 (pictures)

Verizon's LG Cosmos 3

Available from Verizon for free with contract, the LG Cosmos 3 is a keyboard-equipped feature phone. Disappointingly, it sports many of the same specs as its predecessor, the Cosmos 2, such as the 1.3-megapixel camera and 2-inch screen.

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MSRP: $189.99

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Quick access to the camera

The phone measures 4.41 inches tall, 2.06 inches wide, and 0.63-inch thick. On the left is a hard key to launch the camera.

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A surprisingly sharp display

The 2-inch TFT screen has a 320x240-pixel resolution and can support up to 262,000 colors. The display has a wide viewing angle and surprisingly retains a lot of details with photos.

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A view above

At the top of the phone is a 3.5mm headphone jack for audio listening. You can remove the battery door by prying open a small indent. Once detached, you can gain access to the microSD card slot, which is expandable up to 32GB, and the battery.

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Another profile look

On the left are a small (and rather flush) volume rocker and a Micro-USB port that is protected with a small attached cover.

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A few hours for talk

The handset runs on a 900mAh battery, which has a reported talk-time of about six hours.

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Some camera features

The Cosmos 3's 1.3-megapixel camera comes with few editing options, including a brightness meter, three photo sizes (from 320x240 to 1,280x960), a timer, and a noise reducer.

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