Introduction
From now on LG is in the same class as Samsung and Nokia, they have joined the elite club. They are drinking fine wines together, while Sony Ericsson and Motorola can at most stare at them from the outside and look how the Finnish and the two Koreans light up a cigar. Apple is different, he can come in as well, he always wears a trendy dress, but he can’t communicate with the trio, as he doesn’t speak the Bluetooth language.
KM900 Arena is the latest hit from the smaller Korean company and it’s really fuc… well, I can’t really write that here, let’s just say it kicks ass. A lot. Just like many phone we’ve reviewed recently, this one has been announced in Barcelona as well, and of course we’ve been playing around with it over there already, but on that occasion it didn’t really turn out if this is good or not. We now that it is.
In the last couple of year LG grew a lot, and opposed to others it now seems that they won’t go and blow up. Besides the two Pradas and the Viewty they are now breaking sales records with KP500 Cookie, but the subject of our current review has hit the market only a couple of weeks ago in more lucky parts of the world, and it already has sales above two million.
It’s not a cheap handset, the customers will have to pay about 375 euros to get it, one could get an unlocked iPhone 3G for that, that’s sure. This is a touchscreen phone too, so everyone keeps comparing it to Apple’s phone; we won’t do that. This device has a closed operating system, it would rather be a rival of Samsung S8300, even though it has much better specs than iPhone. In turn, it’s not that flexible.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
