Showing posts with label LG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LG. Show all posts

Thursday, October 13, 2011

LG show first Windows Phone 7 handset

It’s no secret that the launch of the Windows Phone 7 is anxiously awaited by retailers, prospective buyers, critics, rival companies and fans of Microsoft products in general, as it will be no less than the return of Microsoft on the mobile phone market – long overdue, according to some. The very first prototype entered the spotlight at the Engadget Show, which took place in New York city, and apparently was a reason for significant pride for Microsoft as well as LG.

Rumours are that the device was exactly what it promised to be, namely an up-to-the minute gadget comprising some truly innovative features, in terms of multimedia applications as well as browsing the Internet using Bing; these are just the main novelty elements but not the only, as there are plenty more surprises in store for those who wish to try it, according to manufacturers. Even though the handset is said to comprise many more features than most similar devices manufactured by rival companies, which to some might seem frivolous or merely eccentric, the concept behind it seems to be simplicity (in terms of use), which places it in the same lines as other Microsoft products.

No more information was released regarding the handset, apart from what had already been announced before, which was a very comprehensive pack of ultra-modern applications – based on that, some people presume that the device will be rather large, due to the number of features it is meant to comprise. Nonetheless, knowing the designs Microsoft mobile phones have come in in the past, there is little doubt that the two companies will manage to come up with an attractive, classic design, that will appeal to many regardless of its size. Whether it will be an item preferred by the larger public, by those seeking a new phone for business purposes or both, it remains to be seen.

The name of the handset still remains a mystery as well, but is likely to be a memorable one, as everything else about this phone seems to be done on a grand scale – the technology, the collaboration between two of the world’s most reputable gadget makers, the anticipation, and why not, the price, although, like many other details, it has not been divulged yet.

As to when it will be available to the public, Microsoft and LG have stated they were hoping to launch it on the market sometime during the fourth quarter of 2010, although the exact date is, as expected, still unknown. What everyone can be sure of is that it will be a laboriously designed product, as Microsoft cannot possibly afford to stay behind its rivals anymore – things have been that way for a long time and launching a handset that would prove a disappointment is simply not an option. Hence, after all the publicity created around this new device, they simply have to make sure they have every single detail covered. Which, knowing their meticulousness, they probably will.


LG Optimus 3D and Optimus Pad


If you're a big fan of 3D entertainment the latest LG offering will definitely press all the right buttons. This new Optimus 3D and Optimus Pad look the part and may even give other android-supporting rivals a run for their money.
The Optimus has an impressive 1 GHz OMAP4 dual-core processor and  two 5 megapixel CMOS cameras on the back. One of the biggest selling points for this stylish phone is that it is able to video and store all of your memories in 3D using its in demand 3D system. The screen is very large, measuring in at 4.3 inch, which is ideal for viewing the playback of videos in 3D.
The phone's appearance is extremely stylish and very upmarket, if a little bit plump. It is very similar to the iPhone 4 and performs just as well but in the looks department it just misses out on the slenderness that Apple have achieved with the iPhone.
The LG has a lot going for it in every single department. The phone's HDMI AND DLNA connections also means that users can transfer their content from their phone to other compatible devices or start sharing on the web.
One thing that is important to remember is that all android phones are becoming seriously popular and this LG is a brilliant and compatible phone for it. The iPhone 4, although well built and designed and hugely popular in its own right, hasn't got the flexibility of new phones running the android model. Android phones have a lot more scope for customisation and have better notification systems. The LG is a wonderfully designed phone and will be upgradeable to android 2.3 so you're guaranteed to get the very best in android efficiency. The iPhone 4 however is still the leader  for the overall phone experience and the camera on it is still remains unbeatable.
The tablet also has great usability features and also has the sharing and photographic capabilities of the smartphone model. It also runs the latest operating system, which means users get the very latest offering. The tablet also has an 8.9 inch, 1280 x 768 WXGA resolution screen with a 15.9 aspect ratio, as well as a 1GHz Nividia Tegra 2 dual core processor, a 2 megapixel resolution camera for video calling and highly dynamic stereo speakers.
Both LG's have a lot to offer the phone world. The smartphone is a great buy and the tablet is already pushing the boundaries of being one of the new kids on the block and one to watch out for. The operating system on the new LG tablet means there is room for ongoing improvement and for that reason alone it now holds the key to being one of the biggest contenders in the smartphone and tablet world for a long time.

 
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