LG Optimus 2X is in our office, we try its 1080p video camera
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- doodz
- t7S
- 02 Apr 2012
Hello LG,, when ICS 4.0 officially release for Optimus 2x? is it ginderbread forever coz i never read after december news about LG Optimus 2x otherwise LG is Loser compare to Samsung, Sony Ericson and Motorola.
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- AnonD-826
- 37f
- 04 Feb 2011
cross89, 04 Feb 2011i guess its better to wait for the 3d version, because its ... moreHoneycomb is for tablets only... so no hc for the 3D version
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- cross89
- txy
- 04 Feb 2011
i guess its better to wait for the 3d version, because its possible for LG to use android 3.0 honeycomb in their newest version to optimized its performance
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- N8 user and lover
- 3DR
- 02 Feb 2011
Anonymous, 02 Feb 2011I think LG learned their lesson. They invested too much on ... moreI have to admit, I do desire the Desire HD. Having an 8mp camera keeps it thin. You can't have a 12mp camera phone without the chunk, like my N8 popping out the case and the X10 Experia is a lot thicker than it looks. No doubt LG will come and show us where I work when the time comes. I want to see how the 1080p capture compares to my N8's 25 fps (DVD) quality capture.
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- JOBBY
- 0Na
- 02 Feb 2011
Wow, cool phone! How about a test of internet browsing experience?
If i'm right, Nvidia's Tegra2 is optimized for flash 10.1...please check it!!!
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- Camera without Xenon
- PWc
- 02 Feb 2011
I was looking at the Video Comparison (by the way gsmarena, I am impressed by your camera tool comparison)and I realized that the OPTIMUS 2X video picture is a little bigger than the iphone 4 and N8. I am currently using the iphone 4 and I think the iphone's video recording angle is very narrow already, does that mean the OPTIMUS 2x is even norrawer?
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- AnonD-616
- jFF
- 02 Feb 2011
not bad ,,,. nice move from LG
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- Anonymous
- Am9
- 02 Feb 2011
N8 user and lover, 02 Feb 2011Some people want both! I don't wan't to lug a DSLR about ev... moreYou talk like the Android phones have no camera. Come on! Do you want more than this:
http://img145.imageshack.us/f/jagt.jpg/ ?
(picture taken with my Galaxy S)
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- Anonymous
- Am9
- 02 Feb 2011
N8 user and lover, 02 Feb 2011It's all about the Carl Zeiss lense and image sensor, the N... moreI think LG learned their lesson. They invested too much on the new technology to allow themselves to have unsatisfied users again. But as you said, let's see what Samsung and Apple (and HTC) are about. HTC would be my favourites if they will have competitive hardware, they provided software updates as fast as Apple.
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- N8 user and lover
- 3DR
- 02 Feb 2011
Anonymous, 02 Feb 2011becasue we want a phone and not a camera, if you want to pa... moreSome people want both! I don't wan't to lug a DSLR about everywhere, most people aren't experienced enough to use DSLR's past their auto settings anyway. Picture this, you're on your way home from work and the sun is setting and it's beautiful but you can't take a photo because you left your really expensive camera at home!
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- N8 user and lover
- 3DR
- 02 Feb 2011
Anonymous, 02 Feb 2011Too late. Android itself moves on. Now it's Froyo and Ginge... moreIt's all about the Carl Zeiss lense and image sensor, the N8 is still on top for these. However, when LG do use Schneider-Kreuznach lenses, it makes a massive difference on the camera quality which you'll see on their Viewty range. LG have the tech but by the time this phone comes out, Samsung (who also make screens like the Super AMOLED) and probably Apple will have something up their sleeve. When ever I have got my hopes up about LG phones, they always let me down when they are in my hand, looking cheap and rushed. The Chocolate being the only exception!
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- Anonymous
- Am9
- 02 Feb 2011
N8 user and lover, 02 Feb 2011At 20-30cm the Nokia N8 really comes into it's element, onl... moreToo late. Android itself moves on. Now it's Froyo and Gingerbread, Honeycomb is to follow and it will support dual core processors. Also the N8 resolution does not fit well with Android apps. The N8 hardware is 2 years old, it cannot cope with the new Android apps requirements.
Android phones will have 12 and 16 MPix cameras, the technology is there, and the work to implementing them is in progress.
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- kodn
- sxt
- 02 Feb 2011
RejZoR, 02 Feb 2011I just don't understand what's up with the trend of pointed... moreThe sticking camera module is for the imaging sensor. If it is not there, the camera would not even be there. The reason why it protrudes is because the phone needs it to accumulate space for bigger lens. Don't you notice all those other high end phones without the protruding lens has good 5MP cameras(well, most of them), and those 8MP shooters are either fixed focus(Nokia?), or the image quality is mediocre?
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- N8 user and lover
- 3DR
- 02 Feb 2011
Anonymous, 02 Feb 2011I hope the Android phones will never be "improved"... moreAt 20-30cm the Nokia N8 really comes into it's element, only camera's with an actual macro lense do any better! Just use the close up function on it. Android's brilliant but the fact LG make screens for the Iphone 4 and don't even use it is a testement to the level of hardware they are willing put in their own phones. Always one step behind the other manufactures. Symbian is poor I agree, but Nokia more than make up for it in hardware and finish. Plus the free sat nav, which can work offline without data. Get android on my N8 and I would be in heaven!
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- Anonymous
- iIR
- 02 Feb 2011
Nokijus, 02 Feb 2011I just wondering why not, all with Android OS manufacturers... morebecasue we want a phone and not a camera, if you want to pay an n8's price for an average quality digital camera all power to you
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- Anonymous
- Am9
- 02 Feb 2011
Nokijus, 02 Feb 2011I just wondering why not, all with Android OS manufacturers... moreI hope the Android phones will never be "improved" with fixed focus camera lens. Try getting picture of an object from 20-30 cm with that junk called N8. You might need that for business card recognition software, text recognition of text on A4 sheets, bar code scanner apps, etc.
Far away objects pictures is the only thing N8 is good of something.
I'm happy that Android apps work (not like most Ovi apps) and you can get a refund. I'm happy that the Android browser is blazing fast, that it loads Flash 10.1 pages, and supports HTML 5.
I'm happy that now we will have the best games on the mobile market on Android. I'm happy that Android phones will record 1080p, that they will have 3D screens and 3D cameras. I don't give a sh** about Nokia, they practically have nothing of real use.
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- Deano
- MZb
- 02 Feb 2011
Anonymous, 02 Feb 2011Hmm, the problem with androids LG and Motorola is, is to mu... moreBattery usage is optimized ... It lasts quiet long and with some additional power settings battery can last for 5 days ... same story as with Iphone and Motorola handsets. If you are a power user, It is normal
that the battery does not last 2 days. If you keep the GPS, bluetooth and wifi on the whole time, then Indeed battery is consumed very vast. But If you switch these things of when you are not using it, saves lot's of battery ;)
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- RejZoR
- 3pu
- 02 Feb 2011
I just don't understand what's up with the trend of pointed out camera lenses. Forst Nokia N8 and now this. So every time you place phone down it will rub just that camera edge. And lens sticking like that out is just calling for damage. In the past they used to do the opposite, hide the lenses deeper into case to prevent damage. Weird.
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- Anonymous
- p@d
- 02 Feb 2011
Hmm, the problem with androids LG and Motorola is, is to much battery consumer, you always have to consider siting near by wall jack for power adapter!
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- AnonD-274
- wvR
- 02 Feb 2011
Wow, the video sample totally blew me away. Looking good, LG!!