LG Viewty mobile phone has gained an immense eminence with its style and features. So once again, the company has made an attempt to uncover enhanced functionalities and capabilities with the introduction of a new LG phone.
Electronista reports that LG has apparently announced a new version of LG Viewty, called the LG Viewty Smart. The Viewty II carries improvements in the photographic arena with video capabilities and the user-interface.
Also known as LG-GC900, the phone is said to feature an 8 megapixel Schneider-Kreuznach camera, Xenon flash, 1600 ISO sensitivity and multi-face detection with an emphasis on video functionality. It is believed that the inclusion of a simpler interface enables users to record videos at a true 480p (720×480) resolution.
In words of grapevine, the handset works on an S-Class 3D user-interface and provides a 3.0-inch WVGA (800 x 480 pixels) touchscreen display, USB 2.0, FM radio and DivX playback. Another speculated feature is the 1.5 GB of onboard memory that can be expanded further to 32 GB.
Additional whispered attributes include geotagging of photos using the integrated A-GPS receiver, Wi-Fi and Quad-band GSM/HSDPA connectivity.
The phone is reportedly claimed to stand at just 12.4mm thickness and weighs 3.17 oz.
However, the LG Viewty Smart phone attaches no price tags as of now and there is no clarity on its availability as well.
