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A version of Samsung's 4.3-inch Galaxy S II Android smartphone relying on a dual-core Tegra 2 chip is officially confirmed by our trusted source.

Seems that Samsung's own Exynos dual-core chip haven't been good enough to sate the expected high demand for the handset.

So, NVIDIA with its Tegra 2, which runs at the same 1GHz as Exynos and offers comparable performance, is going to fill in the supply gap.

LG Optimus 2X were promised to come in January, however the Korean company's delivery schedule evidently slipped a tiny bit and now LG finally announced the Optimus 2X release date set this March.

It'll ship with Froyo on board, however a Gingerbread update is expressly promised.

Amazon's German branch had priced this handset at just under €500, which sounds about right for its eventual unlocked price.

Motorola Atrix is now available for AT&T customers for pre-order.

The device will cost you $199 and will be shipped on March 6th.

Also there are available some accessories as the Laptop Dock, which will cost you $299.99, the HD Media Dock for $129.99, and Motorola’s Bluetooth keyboard for $69.99.

The new LG Android smartphone, possibly be powered by a dual-core NVidia Tegra 2 processor, has been spotted by Engadget. The device will also offer an 8MPix camera, 1080p HD video recording, and more. The device codenamed Star, but its likely won't de its official name. It could also be stocked with an Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

Some sources report that an HD-capable handset using the NVIDIA's Tegra processor will be released by the end of this year by some "top five" manufacturer. It will selling at T-Mobile and AT&T for just $199, and will operate on either Android or Windows Mobile platforms.Stay tuned for more details if you're interested.