We already know that LG's foray with T-Mobile will result in three new devices for the carrier – marking the first time ever that we'll be seeing handsets from the Korean based company grace T-Mobile's lineup. Out of the three handset, the LG Sentio is looking to be the most sought out – partly due to the fact that it packs a touchscreen and has a bit more refinements to attract consumers. The feature phone will of course pack on support for T-Mobile's AWS band for high speed data connectivity and would primarily target individuals deemed as a “connected socializer” – which they classify as being people aged 16 to 29 who are “in search of their first touchscreen phone.” So if you happen to fall in that group, then maybe the LG Sentio might be the perfect choice for you. But then again, with the possibility of classy handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S on the horizon and possibly coming to T-Mobile, it may be better off to hold off from going with this device when June 30th rolls along.
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