HTC Lexikon Breaks Cover, Next Droid?

Another smartphone bound for Big Red.

Sep 20 2010, 10:31am CDT | by Robert Evans

The HTC Lexikon could be headed for big things. It first leaked out in August along with the Bee, and now Phandroid reports that a render of the full device has popped up. This render comes complete with Verizon branding.

Based on the FCC info, we can expect the Lexikon to pack a 3.8" display, 512 MB of RAM and an 800 Mhz processor. It'll have Android 2.2 and possibly HTC Sense. Internal storage is 4 GB and...that's about all we know for now. It's good to see the G2's badass processor in another smartphone.

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