LG Camera Phones From KC910 To The F9200
LG is a Korean owned company, The company started out in 1952 offering a variety of electronic products. The LG logo comes from a combination of the words Lucky and Goldstar which have, at one time or another, been the companies' name. The company kept the logo, but changed the meaning to "Life's Good." In 1996 they started offering mobile, or cellular phones. Now they have a variety of phones to choose from their most popular is the LG Camera phone, below you will see some of the most recent models offered as well as their features. KC910 - this model is a smart phone, it was introduced in 2008. This phone has a three inch color, touch screen with 200x400 pixels. The camera features 3264x2448 pixels, auto focus and manual focus as well as face tracking. It also has video capabilities, and a slot for up to eight GB of memory. It comes complete with bluetooth, and MP3 options. It should be noted that this is a European model. F9200 - This model is a cell phone that offers email and text messaging. It is a slide out phone with the QWERTY keyboard, It also has a camera, and speaker phone capabilities. The screen has an eight line capacity, and is in color 128x160 pixels, it is about four inches high by two inches wide. Usage time varies by three and a half to four hours, in standby mode the phones battery can last up to twelve days. *Ratings from reviewers for this phone ranged anywhere from sixty to ninety out of a hundred. 225 or CG225 - is a handset that offers Instant Messaging, Multiple Messaging, Camera with Zoom, Music Tone Rings, and Quad Band. The screen is an internal LCD screen with up to six line capabilities, and 128x128 pixels. Usage time can be up to six hours while standby time can be up to ten days. *This phone rated anywhere between seventy to ninety out of a hundred. *Rating scores were taken from the LG home site, at www.lgmobilephones.com All of the above LG phones offer bluetooth technolgy to help drivers stay safe on the road, and in accordance with new hands-free driving laws. |
