 Hey, it's Chris with The Verge, and we're looking at members of LG's L-Style series, which is kind of a budget line, but stylish, too. They've managed to sort of work in both sides of the equation. This is the smallest of the L-Style series, the L3. It's got an 800 MHz processor, so you can tell it's very small in my hand. And it kind of reminds me a little bit of Sony Ericsson's mini-series Android devices in terms of size. Obviously, you can make this thing disappear in your pocket very easily. It's a low-resolution display. I believe this is QVGA looking at it, HVGA at best, but you can tell. It's one of those devices where you can actually see the individual pixels with the naked eye, which is probably going to be a little uncomfortable if you're used to a WVGA or better display. Textured back, the white looks nice, and it's got kind of a satin chrome finish on the side that I think plays better than the actual shiny chrome that we're seeing on some of the other devices here. So that's a look at the LG Optimus L3.