LG Louvre GC990 is a masterpiece gadget

Simon — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 12:53:28 +0000

Mobile phones have become must have accessories in the fast paced life of today. These devices with their astonishing set of features just perk up our lives with entertainment with high resolution cameras and touch screens. If you are looking for a mobile phone, that contains all the hifi features present in any brilliant mobile phone model today, then check out LG Louvre as soon as it becomes available.

With a 12.1 megapixel camera with complete autofocus, intellizoom, Schneider Kreuznach lens, ISO up to 3200, xenon flash and touch focus in LG Louvre GC990, the desires of an avid photographer within you are satisfied. Lets just say, you are equipped with a digital camera, in each and every moment of your life that can be used to make calls too. The pictures snapped can be viewed on the 3.2 inch touch screen display which has an exuberant assortment of 16 million colors.

Another interesting feature of LG Louvre GC990 is that its equipped GPS and A-GPS navigation. This kind of a feature comes in particularly handy when you are travelling to distant places with families and are not sure about the way. The coordinates of your location and the place where you want to go are easily shown on a map on this phone. Bluetooth connectivity makes it easy for you to transfer any kind of information to mobiles within a close range without connecting the two phones through wires.

The camera of this phone is a special feature which even allows one to make videos at a fast pace of 30 frames per second not missing out on any moment. Due to DLNA connectivity and Wifi, any one can connect TV to phone and view TV output easily on the16:9 touch screen. The inherent 802.11b/g Wi-Fi makes photos on the device available on the DLNA compatible home PC and TV.

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LG GC990 Louvre. Life, death, and cameraphones

Martin — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 09:24:41 +0000

A lot of things can happen in a second or two, as you’ll well know. If only our reactions were a couple of seconds quicker for example and we wouldn’t have spilt, well, several hundred drinks over the last decade or so we’ve been drinking in our local pub. Some – the angry landlord, for one – might claim that our spillages are down to nothing more than too many snakebites with tequila chasers. Nonsense, we slur back, there is simply a flaw in our construction, a time lag between us and the rest of the world. And while the landlord might have laughed us off (or, more often, threatened us with extreme violence) we’ve been aware for some time that there’s something else that shares our pain: cameraphones.

Because you must all have experienced this annoyance too: someone is about to or is already doing something funny / amazing / fatal, so you scrabble for the phone, leap into camera-mode with the touch of a button, line-up the laughing / crying / dying subject and hit the shutter button. Then keep on hitting it. Then press even harder. Then press some more, and even more, until you can feel the bone of your finger grinding slightly against the phones feeble plastic body, and then, just after the crucial moment when the subject of your desperate attention falls over / falls over / dies, the picture takes. And you curse and you curse, even as the ambulance takes your friend away, because you’ve missed another picture.

Not so, so they claim, with the recently announced LG Louvre. And why is that, you ask? Because the LG Louvre GC990 features – along with its 12 megapixels, HD video recording and impressive little Schneider Kreuznach lens – something called… wait for it… Zero shutter Lag. Which, as the minority of you out there who can read past a primary school level will know, means that the shutter, when pressed, will have no lag time before taking the picture. Hurrah, we say. Sadly, the phone is barely out of its concept nappies. So there’s nothing more to say except have a gander at these current LG mobile phones, or at this LG Louvre review instead.

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LG Louvre GC990 is a masterpiece gadget

LG GC990 Louvre. Life, death, and cameraphones