LTE Samsung Craft: For MetroPCS

The first LTE MetroPCS phone breaks cover.

A MetroPCS LTE phone is about to launch, and images of the device have come to light over at Electronista. They report that the Samsung Craft will run the TouchWiz UI and pack a 3 MP camera and a Qualcomm processor. It'll have Bluetooth 2.1. Voice will be over CDMA, and there will be a full HTML browser.

The price is expected to be $300. No hard info has come forward about the other specs, but that screen looks to be around 3-3.5" in size.

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