Saturday, May 7, 2011

LG Optimus 2X Made Guinness World Record for First Dual-Core Smartphone

Posted by org at 11:44 AM

LG’s Optimus 2X just scooped up the official identification from the Guinness World Records squad for being the very first dual-core smartphone, which sounds like a first-class thing, however really it kind of isn’t. In its radical recreation of the “Initial!” badge, LG disused to polish up the 2X’s software, leaving a lot of early on users feeling high, dry, and require of a excellent custom ROM.
On the other hand, that very similar Smartphone’s US modification, the T-Mobile G2x which was came a couple of months later, arrived with a pleasant and glossy stock Android build that really showed off the basic hardware’s correct facilities. So yeah, kudos on another Record, LG, but next time let’s have fewer swiftness and more tremendous.



Interesting Features of LG Optimus 2X

  • GSM Quad Band , HSDPA 7.2 Mbps
  • World’s first Dual Core phone powered by Nvidia Tegra2
  • Dual Core 1Ghz CPU with Geforce GPU
  • World’s first camera phone to offer 1080p (1920x1080px) video recording
  • 480x800 Capacitive IPS Display
  • 8 MP Camera with LED Flash
  • 1.3 MP video calling camera
  • 1920x1080px Video playback , HDMI mirroring, DLNA
  • Android 2.2.1 with update to 2.3 promised
  • 8GB memory , supports upto 32 GB microSD cards
  • Bluetooth 3.0 , WiFi b/g/n  , aGPS
  • Browser with Adobe Flash Player 10.1
  • Stereo speakers
  • FM Radio
  • 1500 mAh  3.7 V battery
  • Accelerometer , Gyro sensor

 

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