 Hey, this is Dante with The Verge. We're in New Orleans at CCIA 2012, and for a while we've been looking for what a free Android phone would look like on contract, what sort of hardware we could expect. And UNECTO is showing off this Quattro phone, which is a sub-$200 prepaid phone, and we really think this sort of hardware is what we could expect from a free Android phone when it eventually comes available on contract. The UNECTO Quattro is a dual-SIM Android phone that has a 4-inch, 480x800 resolution screen. And as you can see here, the build of Android is pretty stock. This is Gingerbread. And they've made a few changes, and we're told that this is a pre-production model, so they say that they're still working on the software a bit and they're going to add more customization, which is a little disappointing. But you can see here that the scrollback here is not stock, and there are a few other options here that are a bit changed. It's a capacitive screen. There's a VGA front-facing camera and a 5-megapixel rear shooter. Otherwise, for dual-SIMs, it's got a micro-SIM and a full-size SIM, and there's an option in the menu to choose which SIM you want. There's only one in the phone right now, but they've added this settings menu in Android so that we can choose which SIM we'd like to use. The Unetto Quattro is a dual-SIM phone that only runs on AT&T 3G, which means 850 megahertz and 2100 megahertz GSM. The two SIMs are micro-SIM and full-size SIM, and it's designed for business travelers who want to have one SIM for work and one SIM for at-home or personal use. And the phone's going to be available in the next couple months, we're told, but it's not going to be available from AT&T. They're going to be selling it through Amazon, Newegg, and other third-party retailers for under $200.