LG
started a new series of powerful smartphones – the LG Optimus
series in direct competition to the successful Galaxy series from
Samsung. Although, the Optimus series handsets haven’t managed to
dominate the Galaxy series till now, they have become widely
successful.
The
most unique handset in the LG Optimus line up of handsets is the LG
Optimus 3D. The glasses-free LG Optimus 3D runs in Google
Android operating system. Most mobile manufacturers showcase their
due-to-be-launched handsets in the Mobile World Congress, one of the
most anticipated events in a year, after the Consumer Electronics
Event. Reportedly LG was about to officially announce a few major
handsets at the MWC. However, LG and a
few other companies have done the launch prior to MWC itself.
few other companies have done the launch prior to MWC itself.
LG
apparently spoilt the fun but surprised its followers by unveiling
the much-hyped successor of the LG Optimus 3D, before the MWC. The
successor is christened as the LG Optimus 3D Cube. The 3D
Cube is more powerful than the Optimus 3D, has a slightly
more efficient battery than the predecessor and has a thinner,
sleeker design.
Key
features and specs of Optimus 3D Cube:
- 3D LCD Capacitive Touchscreen 4.3 inch display with 480 x 800 pixels
- 1.2 GHz Dual core processor with 1 GB RAM
- Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system
- 1080p full HD and 720p HD video recording @30 fps
- 5 MP primary camera with LED Flash and Autofocus
- Memory extensibility to up to 32 GB; 16 GB equipped
- Secondary camera for video conferencing
- 3D/2D image and video editor
- Li ion 1520 mAh battery
- GPS with built-in A GPS
- Built in NFC
The
LG Optimus 3D Cube packs “dual-core”
power and the users will be able to capture stills and motion in 3D
as well as edit them directly on the phone. LG Optimus 3D Cube will
be launched in South Korea first, next month and the price
is expected to be close to $650.
