MWC 2008: LG rocks on with their KF700, KF600 and KF510 handsets
LG is cranking out the touch-screens like there’s no tomorrow, with the KF700 having not one, not two, but three touch-sensitive displays.
Being touted by LG as a multimedia handset, the three touch-related input methods – the 3.0″ touch-sensitive screen, an alpha-numeric keypad and shortcut dial. HSDPA connectivity, video playback and a 3-megapixel camera are all added bonuses.
It’ll be available mid-March for the whole of Europe, with the rest of the world to follow.
Take a look under the jump for the KF510 and KF600, also from LG.
As leaked last week, the KF510 fashion handset has a 3-megapixel camera, and can record QVGA video, with image stabilisation, an LED flash and red-eye reduction. Not only that, but an MP3 player is also featured.
Susi managed to grab a video of the KF600 earlier today, but here’s a closer look.
Looking very similar to the Prada and Viewty, the KF600 uses two displays, a normal screen, then smaller touchscreen which uses what’s called an ‘InteractPad’, or touchscreen virtual navigation keys which change function depending on the application being used. Not only that, but it also vibrates slightly and makes a clicking sound when enabled.
With a 3-megapixel camera, MP3 player, FM radio, video recording and Bluetooth, it’s fairly standard fare for LG.
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