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LG Optimus G Pro Pre-Orders Start on May 3, Device Available May 10

AT&T announced that it would be releasing the LG Optimus G Pro for its customers this week.

The company will begin offering pre-orders for the device on May 3 and will officially make it available on May 10. The carrier will sell the device for $199.99 on the usual 2-year contract. It will also be available through AT&T's recently launched trade-in promotion that will give customers up to $100 off the new smartphone.

AT&T unveiled the new device at a media event in New York City earlier this week. It has already launched for other carriers around the world.

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LG issued a press release when the Optimus Pro G first launched, boasting about the device's eye recognition technology. This technology will be part of a bigger new multimedia feature known as Smart Video.

"Smart Video recognizes the position of the viewer's eyes and automatically plays for (and) stops the video without any manual input from the user," wrote LG. "When the viewer's eyes are no longer focused on the smartphone display, the front camera recognizes this and immediately pauses the video automatically."

The device also has the Dual Camera function, which will allow users to capture photos using both the front and back cameras for a picture-in-picture composition. This same feature will be available on the Galaxy S4 and was shown off by Samsung at their event last night.

"LG is continuously innovating to offer creative ways to offer a user experience that adds value to our customers," said Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. "It's the positive UX that will differentiate smartphones in 2013 and beyond, not only cutting-edge hardware specs."

Other specs on the AT&T variant include a 5.5-inch 1080p Full HD Display, 1.7 GHz quad-core Snapdragon CPU, 2GB RAM, 13-megapixel front camera, and a 3,140 battery.

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