A few days ago, LG announced their latest Windows Mobile handset the LG eXpo. A feature or rather an addon of this phone that really excited us was the optional pico projector. Over at PC Mag, they were able to put the phone and the projector to use and came up impressed with the quality. On a 10FT screen, the projector was very smooth displaying the Transformers 2 trailer. Unfortunately, this phone will be sold to business customers only. Check out the demo after the break.
With the introduction of the eXpo, LG adds another Windows Mobile device to their handset line up. Unlike most Windows Mobile devices, the LG eXpo packs a 1GHz processor, a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 5 megapixel camera, a built-in fingerprint sensor, and an optional pico projector. Other notable features include a QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, accelerometer, proximity sensor, and an FM radio. Landing on AT&T, the LG eXpo will available on December 7th for $199 with a 2-year contract and mail in rebate. As for the optional pico projector, you’ll have to shed $179.
Making it its first Ion-based nettop, LG introduces the XPION X30. This nettop packs an Atom N230 CPU, 2GB of RAM , and 250GB HDD. Shipping with Windows Vista, the XPION X30 weighs only 2.4lbs and consumes 40 watts of power. No word on Windows 7 for this machine yet, but we hope LG does the right thing.
LG is teasing us with a new phone, which has been said is the next gen LG Chocolate. Slated for an August release, the phone has a 3-inch screen with a resolution of 800×344 and aspect ration of 21:9. The phone known technically as the BL40, packs a 5-megapixel camera and is said to run LG’s own OS. So far the phone seems promising, so let’s hope the UI doesn’t kill it for LG.
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