T-Mobile's recently announced LG Optimus T isn't exactly the most specced-out little bugger, despite its Autobot-like name, but according to the carrier's Facebook page, it will have at least one exciting feature: a budget-friendly price point. Indeed, T-Mobile will be selling the device for a seriously considerable $29.99 (on a new two-year contract and after a $50 mail-in-rebate, of course) starting November 3rd. A top-of-the-line device this may not be, but there's no denying that at a price more affordable than that of many messaging phones, many customers will view the Optimus T as an impulse purchase. And hey, who wouldn't want more customers to convert to Android and discover all 100,000 of its apps?

Forget the specs? Don't worry, we've got you covered:

  • Android 2.2 FroYo
  • 600 MHz CPU
  • 3.2 inch capacitive touchscreen
  • 3.2 MP Camera
  • Wifi (includes Mobile Hotspot Option)
  • GPS
  • Bluetooth

Note: a few months ago, Adobe increased the minimum CPU requirement for Flash to 800 MHz. As this runs at 600 MHz, it's probably a safe assumption that there won't be Flash support. -- Aaron

Source: T-Mobile (Facebook) via Phandroid