LG has unveiled the first smartphone 3D world, 3D LG Optimus, who is described by the company as its "most advanced to date smartphone".
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LG Optimus 3D is a free sunglasses LCD screen for viewing 3D 4.3in. The display technology uses a series of which broke her in the front of the LCD that block so left that users and eyes light right see various images, creating a 3D effect.
LG Optimus 3D Android phone also comes with a camera dual lens for 3D video recording. This means that you can shoot videos 3D using dual optical camera and viewing on a television set capable of high-definition 3D. 3D Optimus has HDMI and DLNA connectivity to share 3D content. LG has also partnered with YouTube to help users capture 3D images and video and upload directly to the Internet through a special version of YouTube application 3D.
LG Optimus 3D is powered by a dual-core 1 GHz OMAP4 processor, 512 MB of RAM and comes with 8 GB of internal memory with a microSD for storage card slot extra. LG Optimus 3D runs the version of the operating system Google Android 2.2 Froyo version, but LG has stated that the phone will soon be updated to the latest version 2.3 of gingerbread.
3D Optimus follows the launch of the original LG Optimus, Optimus One LG and LG Optimus 2 X; This is the first smartphone to run a processor dual-core for enhanced multimedia, games, and browsing Web. In a busy year, LG is also set to launch the black Optimus phone Android in Australia in the first half of 2011.
Movistar will sell the LG Optimus "early July" 3D for $0 cap plan $59 24 months or $799 absolute winner. The plan includes $750 worth of calls, unlimited SMS, 2 GB of data and access unlimited to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace, eBay and quadrangular in Australia. LG Optimus 3D will be exclusive to Movistar for at least four weeks, but LG said is likely to extend that period.