Lg Optimus 7 Offers Excellent Wp7 Experience

By Author: Thomas Whittle
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The LG phones have always made for an interesting reading mainly because they are incredibly feature rich, but they do not cost too much money to buy. Hence, it is probably the one phone company that will be on everybody's mind if it comes to buying a new phone on a budget. The company, though, was to change the image and it is now considering going high-end. The new LG Optimus 7 is one of the first phones to embrace that change in strategy and it seems that LG has struck gold in its first attempt itself.

One of the main reasons for me saying it is because of the use of the latest operating system in the phone and it really adds a new dimension to the perception of LG phones. Previously, LG phone system to be running on low cost operating systems or operating systems that were seriously old. This was mainly due to the lack of proper processing speed and other related factors. However, with this new LG Optimus 7, LG has managed to pack the Windows Phone 7 operating system that has been recently launched by software giants Microsoft. ...
... This is a seriously cool operating system from Microsoft and it is an incredible shift from the previous Windows mobile operating system, which was considered to be the worst operating system when it comes to coolness.

The LG Optimus 7 is set to kick start the revolution of Windows operating systems and it begins with the fantastic 3.8 inch touch screen display that makes use of capacitive technology to give you multi-touch options. The screen can be used for viewing a lot of content because you will be having 16 GB of internal memory waiting to be filled, while transferring content to the phone is not a tough job at all. The presence of Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity options will ensure that you will have no trouble downloading the content from the Internet, whereas you can also choose the DLNA option or Bluetooth option for transferring content through another device. The phone has a five megapixel camera, which seems less when compared with the 12 megapixel camera seen in the Nokia N8 and the eight megapixel camera seen in the HTC Desire HD. However, in terms of clarity and detail, this camera is second to none, although it could have certainly done well with at least an eight megapixel camera.

The phone is currently available in the United Kingdom after it was launched by LG a few months back. To date it is one of the few Windows mobile phones to be available in the United Kingdom and it is available exclusively on the Orange and Vodafone networks. Vodafone has only one plan for the LG Optimus 7, which will set you back by £ 40 a month. Orange, meanwhile, has a number of options for this amazing new phone and it will cost you around £ 25 a month going all the way to £ 30 a month. Also it is recommended to have a closer look at compare contract deals before making a decision.