While Optimus VU and other LG’s LTE device such as Optimus Pad LTE are busy in talk, the LG Viper comes to us quietly through Sprint network. If you want to enjoy the LTE emerging technology, this could be your best time to think seriously before the pre-order sesion start openning on April 12. Though the LG Viper phone will be available later this month, but customers won’t be able to enjoy the Sprint’s fast 4G LTE network until mid-212 as the company planned to cover 4G LTE in Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City and San Antonio beginning mid-year 2012.

Okay let’s forget about the 4G LTE feature and take a closer look at the powerhouse. Running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system (OS) platform, LG Viper is powered by a 1.2 GHz dual core processor and a 1 GB of RAM. It also sports a microSD slot in case the built-in 4G memory is not enough. In addition to the dual camera (front and rear), this Android smartphone has mobile hotspot capability that enables users to share their 4G LTE fast connection with surrounding devices. And the other lovely features those you will love most include: Near Field Communication (NFC), a 4-inch touchscreen, and a Corning® Gorilla® Glass screen protector.
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Just to refresh your mind, LG first launched the Optimus LTE in October 2011 in Korea, but now the world’s first HD LTE smartphone is currently available in more countries including America, Canada, and Japan. I don’t know how success it is in comparison with Samsung Galaxy S in term of sales (not specs), but according to the company, Optimus LTE had exceeded over one million units in Late January (or in the first three months).

If you want to enter and join the emerging LTE era, now the Optimus LTE is not the only LG’s device you can have. At MWC 2012, LG introduced a new LTE-capable smatrphone — the Optimus VU. But I can’t say that the origin Optimus LTE is already obsolete, as the Optimus VU still in the process to hit the shelves. Optimus VU just says hello in Korea this month, and I think it needs an extra time to poke its fans in America, United Kingdom, and the rest of the world. Is your country ready for the LTE network? I hope yes.
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At CES 2012 which is going to start on Monday, 9 January in Vegas, LG will show its one of the newest home entertainment products for consumers, the Google TV. Based on Android OS, LG’s Google TV is developed using LG’s 3D and Smart TV technologies. You may ask what its key feature is, LG says that its Google TV is easily to use. It allows users to control the Android-based user interface (UI) using the Magic Remote Qwerty.

So how the user interface looks like? As describe by LG, the main screen is designed for easy browsing and content selection. And with Multi-tasking feature, the TV allows users to search, access social media site, and watching TV simultaneously. The LG’s Google TV is also equipped with CINEMA 3D technology with built-in 2D to 3D conversion, but a CINEMA 3D glasses is required to enjoying the 3D programs.
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Okay, let me answer the question, the world’s largest 3D Ultra Definition (UD) TV will have 84-inch display. At CES 2012 trade show which will be held in Las Vegas in coming days, the mentioned 3D UD TV will show you how it’s like, thanks to LG that promises to bring their newest 3D Ultra Definition TV.
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LG Display showcased its Film Patterned Retarder (FPR, polarized glasses type) 3D panel at the 2011 CES in Las Vegas, Nevada. FPR technology, which eliminates all the problems associated with shutter glass (SG) 3D, replaces glass with film, which costs only 1/4th as much. Also, FPR glasses, are expected to retail at a price around 5x less expensive than SG ones.
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Unveiled at the recent CES in Las Vegas two weeks ago, the new Android-based smartphone from LG – the Optimus Black will be shipped globally in the first half of 2011. Is this the Android phone that I’m looking for? may be, I have some options to choose including Galaxy S and Nexus S, I haven’t decided yet. I’m still one of the iPhone 3G users for almost two years now. Mentioned as the world’s slimmest 9.2 mm mobil device, the LG Optimus Black looks promising with its 4-inch NOVA display that enables users to maintain visibility whether indoors or outdoors under strong sunlight.
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LG to unveil its full range of smart appliances at the 2011 CES this week. Enabled by LG THINQ™ Technology, the range comprising five key features – Smart Grid, Smart Diagnosis™, Smart Access, Smart Adapt and Food Management. This solution lets consumers manage their homes in a more centralized and convenient way. As you can see on the diagram above, there are Smart Washer & Dryer, Smart HOM-BOT, Smart Refrigerator, and Smart Oven. Using the Smart Grid, LG’s ovens offer three cost options – low, middle and high – that take into account both the duration of the cooking cycle and varying costs of electricity. For better understanding, you may follow the link below.

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LG will be unveiling the Smart TV Upgrader (ST600) during CES event in Las Vegas next week. The ST600 Upgrader offers regular TV owners access to all of LG’s Smart TV functions including premium online content, Smart Share and the full range of LG Apps. It also allows users wirelessly transfer content from their Digital Living Network Alliance(DLNA)-compatible PCs and other compatible devices for viewing on the big screen.

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