Renoir LG, A Mobile Phone With 8 Megapixel Camera
LG Electronics back and mark a surprising step forward in mobile communications Renoir, the light touch screen multimedia phone with 8 Megapixel camera that offers everyone the opportunity to express themselves through unique features that for the first time, LG captures in a single phone elegant and easy to use, designed to simplify everyday life.
You no longer have to choose between a cell phone, a digital 8 Megapixel camera,MP3 player and video with Renoir everything is concentrated in a single device touch screen, look glamorous and attractive, which guarantees a unique experience in multi only 13.95 mm thick.
Renoir is born to bring out the artistic side of each one of us, thanks to a wide range of technologically advanced features such as HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and Wi-Fi connection to browse and share the emotions, Dolby Mobile, without previous musical experience and an endless series of features that exceed those offered by common digital cameras.
The user interface of the new phone Renoir, very intuitive, customizable, it uses the full touch screen, offering an ideal base to fully exploit multimedia features. When you turned on, a screen that houses many widget: just drag the desired bar widget and place it in idle screen, once you start touching the corresponding function such as consulting the weather on their local line. Moreover, thanks to the customization offered by 3 Italy, you can use just like from your home PC, other applications like Skype, Windows Live Messenger or Facebook.
Finally, for functions such as SMS, MMS and Email, Renoir offers its users a variety of ways immisione text: a QWERTY keyboard that appears when you rotate the display, or the riconsocimento writing (Handwriting recognition) through pen supplied or even a traditional alphanumeric keypad, such as the common phones.
Renoir is shipped from the month of November exclusively from 3 Italy, with a retail price that varies depending on the plan signed from 549 euro for the operator unlock.
