LG Optimus 7 Turns To Be The King of Mobile Phone World

The Windows phone 7 operating system has arrived finally from Microsoft and predictably, there are quite a number of phones queuing up to be supporting this operating system. The LG Optimus 7 is one such phone and it has been launched with the sole aim of taking the Samsung Omnia 7 and beating it. The Samsung Omnia 7 will be equipped with all the latest techno wizardry from the Samsung Galaxy S, but the LG seems to be confident that he can overcome such technologies by providing value for money even though it is a Windows smartphone. The LG Optimus 7 deals out an enjoyable range of entertainment features.

The value for money offering from LG, LG Optimus 7 begins with a 4 inch touch screen display that exudes quality. It also is brilliant at every other aspect that the Samsung fails in. These include the contrast and brightness levels. Resolution also seems to be one area where the Samsung clearly falls behind and the LG overtakes it with resolutions of up to 480 x 800 pixels within this touch screen display. This display is properly protected by the use of the gorilla glass display, which has also been used in a number of other LG phones. This display is capacitive and the support to multi-touch actions like pinching to zoom is given by this phone. The phone is limited by the lack of memory card support, but LG has given the phone with a massive 16 GB internal memory.

This memory can hold up to 6000 songs or almost eight full HD movies. The presence of the Windows operating system has meant that LG has been extremely careful in making its processor powerful. This is because the Windows operating system itself takes up a lot of power and providing an insufficient processor will result in this phone being severely underpowered. There are no such consequences of using the Windows operating system in the phone due to the presence of the 1 GHz processor. Unlike many smart phones that use the QUALCOMM range of processors, which are known to be cost-effective, but nowhere near the Scorpion range of processors, which is used in the LG Optimus 7.

The usage of the Windows operating system and the phone gives it limitless possibilities for achieving a number of goals. It starts off with the inability of the phone to play back all efforts of audio and video files to letting you do all the business work like editing and saving office documents. Only the Windows operating system can let the phone do all these functions and the LG Optimus 7 clearly benefits from it. The number of Windows phones that were launched in one single group all featured the five megapixel camera as standard. So, the LG Optimus 7 does not come as an exception in this regard. The LG Optimus 7 comes under contract options from the Orange network in the United Kingdom. Apart from having the contract free option, this phone is also available with contract for around £ 25 a month. Visiting compare phone offers can help you to make appropriate selection for you.