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Ill guess. If they place it on the sides, the best then, its nokia style. Or if they place it together with the earpiece, like omnia, then its also good coz ull get the best sound while watching movies.
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Posted: 2008-09-08 19:08:08
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There are still who think C905 is better. Pity.
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Posted: 2008-09-08 19:59:59
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No i900 for me anymore, will definatly go for this instead. Loved my Viewty and the UI of it, but missed the gps.
Can't wait for this to hit the market!
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Posted: 2008-09-08 21:04:43
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Name a key to this LG KC910 is RENOIR
LG Renoir as part of LG Lineup
The LG Renoir is designed to replace the LG Viewty in the lineup of LG camera phones as well as to serve as the flagship phone for the handset maker. The Viewty impressed camera phone owners when it was released last year but the standards for digital cameras have advanced a lot in that short period of time; the LG Renoir is designed as an upgrade which includes those advances in its design. It has the same features that were appealing to the people who like the Viewty – such as the touchscreen and the video camera features – but it also has more to offer than what the previous LG phones have been capable of due to its freshness in the market.
LG has started to gain a name for itself in the camera phone market. This is because of the company’s focus on making sure to be always up-to-date in terms of the digital camera features that are available on a phone. If an advance is made in digital camera technology, LG looks at how to incorporate that into the design of a cell phone. Moreover, LG has not stuck with just offering high-quality photo-taking abilities but has branched out to also offer high-quality video recording on the company’s camera phones. This is all reflected in the most up-to-date manner possible with the upcoming release of the LG Renoir
Summary of LG KC910 Renoir
The LG Renoir is really leading the way in terms of advanced camera phones entering the market this year. There aren’t too many competitors in terms of an eight megapixel, full-feature camera phone. Add in the fact that the LG Renoir has advanced video-recording features along with multi-media playback features and you’re looking at a phone that can really do it all in this multimedia world. The handset doesn’t scrimp on the basics, though; it can do all of the calling and Internet-based things that you want your mobile phone to be capable of doing. For those people who want a phone that can do a lot and do it well – with a particular emphasis on the camera phone features of the device – this is definitely one of the phones to be eyeing for late 2008.
http://www.lgrenoir.com/[ This Message was edited by: giancito on 2008-09-08 22:46 ]
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Posted: 2008-09-08 23:41:19
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On 2008-09-08 19:59:59, QVGA wrote:
There are still who think C905 is better. Pity.
people never learn..... having better specs on paper does NOT make it a better phone.
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Posted: 2008-09-09 02:50:20
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On 2008-09-09 02:50:20, >500 wrote:
On 2008-09-08 19:59:59, QVGA wrote:
There are still who think C905 is better. Pity.
people never learn..... having better specs on paper does NOT make it a better phone.
You can keep saying that but it wont make the C905 better. VGA at 30FPS is better than QVGA, whether thats on paper or not.
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Posted: 2008-09-09 05:09:10
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This is certainly better than the C905. SE are behind again whether you accept that or not.
The only advantage would be that SE's xenon flash will be stronger, LGs flashes have been crap.
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Posted: 2008-09-09 05:24:41
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^^ add to that he flashy yet weak and less functional UI of the LG that'll make users bored after months of use
not to mention that lack of multitasking which imo is very important for all phones nowadays (with open OS or not)
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Posted: 2008-09-09 05:31:43
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If it even remotely as flashy as KF600 then its impossible to get bored IMO
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Posted: 2008-09-09 05:47:12
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On 2008-09-09 05:09:10, QVGA wrote:
You can keep saying that but it wont make the C905 better. VGA at 30FPS is better than QVGA, whether thats on paper or not.
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I'm sorry but you are wrong on this. Just because it has better video capture, it isn't guaranteed to be a better phone to use, and that's the most important thing. Who cares about the amazing specs if it is a pain to use? It is supposed to be a
Mobile Phone after all, not just a camera.
I owned a Viewty and the UI, I found to be terrible on the whole. There was no file management. The phone put things where it wanted and you couldn't even sort files by name.
It couldn't handle my music. With 200 songs on the memory card, it was so slow, it took 45 SECONDS to load all the music if you switched between artists, albums etc.
The camera playback mode brought in ALL media on the phone instead of the pics and vids from the camera. This slowed it down to a crawl.
To enter numbers during a call you had to unlock the phone, then select the number pad, then enter numbers. By the time you've done all that you had to start again.
The SE has by contrast a UI that does everything quickly and efficiently. Yes the specs are much lower, but I can organise my files how I like, actually use the muisc player with more than 5 songs on it, make phone calls easily, and basically enjoy using it without frustration.
My first concern when buying a phone is not its video capture, its whether I can live with it day to day. I suppose if you got annoyed by its lack of usability, you could always capture a VGA video, and admire how it is 1.5" bigger on your PC Screen
That'll make up for everything I'm sure.
And on a childish note, Renoir is stupidest name for a phone ever
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Posted: 2008-09-09 08:49:39
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