LG Optimus 2X Brings More Than Just Communication
The LG Optimus 2X is the world's first phone to be running on dual core processors.
However, a number of manufacturers have announced that they will be launching dual core processor phones on their own.
Hence, you might think that the novelty with the LG Optimus 2X might have slightly come down a little bit.
If you think so, then you will be mightily wrong because the LG Optimus 2X is being prepared for launch very soon by LG unlike many manufacturers that are planning to launch their phones later this year.
The LG Optimus 2X uses the latest display technology called as the NOVA technology, which according to many is far more superior to the Super AMOLED display technology found in Samsung phones.
The Super AMOLED display technology has won many positive reviews amongst touchscreen phone owners, but the quality of the NOVA is plainly obvious for everyone to see.
In a few years' time, the NOVA technology will be the benchmark of HD touchscreen phones.
However, the best feature about this phone is not the screen, but it is about the dual core processor.
The phone uses an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor that makes lightning fast computations possible.
This powerful processor is used to run the Android 2.
2 operating system, but one can expect an upgrade to the Android 2.
3 operating system by the time the phone hits the stores around the world.
The design of the phone is also spectacularly good and it is a thin as the Apple iPhone 4, which has recently set the benchmark for the thickness of smart phones.
This incredible cuteness is achieved even though the phone has a 4 inch display.
Hence, LG has managed to combine the ease of use that comes with having a large touch screen and a very thin phone that will occupy less space in your pocket.
The company has also been careful in choosing the quality of materials that has gone into making this phone and such quality is plainly obvious once you take the phone in your hands.
The phone feels solid and well made.
The camera is not one of the strong points of the phone, but still the eight megapixel camera more than does its job.
TV-out connectivity feature is standard on the phone and you can connect this phone to any HDTV using the HDMI port given in the phone.
If you think that using wires is a little messy, then you can always opt for the DLNA connectivity option for transferring all kinds of data from your phone to the large screen TV.
Apart from the DLNA and TV-out feature, the phone has Wi-Fi and 3G just like any normal high-end smart phone.
Such a variety of connectivity features mean that you can download almost all kinds of data from the Internet straight to your phone and to them using the 8 GB memory.
The phone has just been showcased by LG in the CES 2011 that is taking place at Las Vegas right now.
However, a number of manufacturers have announced that they will be launching dual core processor phones on their own.
Hence, you might think that the novelty with the LG Optimus 2X might have slightly come down a little bit.
If you think so, then you will be mightily wrong because the LG Optimus 2X is being prepared for launch very soon by LG unlike many manufacturers that are planning to launch their phones later this year.
The LG Optimus 2X uses the latest display technology called as the NOVA technology, which according to many is far more superior to the Super AMOLED display technology found in Samsung phones.
The Super AMOLED display technology has won many positive reviews amongst touchscreen phone owners, but the quality of the NOVA is plainly obvious for everyone to see.
In a few years' time, the NOVA technology will be the benchmark of HD touchscreen phones.
However, the best feature about this phone is not the screen, but it is about the dual core processor.
The phone uses an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor that makes lightning fast computations possible.
This powerful processor is used to run the Android 2.
2 operating system, but one can expect an upgrade to the Android 2.
3 operating system by the time the phone hits the stores around the world.
The design of the phone is also spectacularly good and it is a thin as the Apple iPhone 4, which has recently set the benchmark for the thickness of smart phones.
This incredible cuteness is achieved even though the phone has a 4 inch display.
Hence, LG has managed to combine the ease of use that comes with having a large touch screen and a very thin phone that will occupy less space in your pocket.
The company has also been careful in choosing the quality of materials that has gone into making this phone and such quality is plainly obvious once you take the phone in your hands.
The phone feels solid and well made.
The camera is not one of the strong points of the phone, but still the eight megapixel camera more than does its job.
TV-out connectivity feature is standard on the phone and you can connect this phone to any HDTV using the HDMI port given in the phone.
If you think that using wires is a little messy, then you can always opt for the DLNA connectivity option for transferring all kinds of data from your phone to the large screen TV.
Apart from the DLNA and TV-out feature, the phone has Wi-Fi and 3G just like any normal high-end smart phone.
Such a variety of connectivity features mean that you can download almost all kinds of data from the Internet straight to your phone and to them using the 8 GB memory.
The phone has just been showcased by LG in the CES 2011 that is taking place at Las Vegas right now.
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