LG officially introduced the G3 Stylus in late August, giving us the full rundown on its new stylus-equipped smartphone ahead of IFA 2014. At the time, LG only said that the G3 Stylus would begin rolling out in September, but today the Life’s Good crew has gotten a bit more specific.

The LG G3 Stylus will launch in Brazil this week, with releases in Latin America, Central Asia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan and more) shortly thereafter. As a quick refresher, here are the specs that this pen-toting handset packs:

• 5.5-inch 960x540 IPS display
• 1.3GHz quad-core processor
• 13-megapixel rear, 1.3-megapixel front cameras
• 8GB of storage, microSD card slot
• 1GB of RAM
• 3G connectivity
• 3000mAh removable battery
• Rubberdium stylus
• Black, white and gold color options
• Android 4.4.2 KitKat
• Custom LG software features like Dual Window for running two apps at once, Smart Keyboard and Knock Code

LG isn’t talking price, saying that those details will be announced in each market at launch. Because the LG G3 Stylus’s spec list isn’t what most folks would consider “bleeding edge,” I’m betting that it won’t be too hard on your wallet. If that is indeed the case, the G3 Stylus could be an interesting device since it could offer a Samsung Galaxy Note-like experience (big screen, included stylus) for a price that’d likely be easier on the wallet.

Will you check out the LG G3 Stylus if it becomes available in your country?

Via LG