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LG G262. |
The latest product launched by LG Electronics Vietnam is equipped with wideband mobile network capabilities, allowing high-speed data transmission for multimedia services such as SMS messaging, music downloads, email management, Internet services, and Intranet connectivity.
Compared to the previous GPRS system, the implementation of EDGE technology significantly increases network speed and operational efficiency, boosting data rates from the current 40 Kbps to up to 200 Kbps (with a maximum speed of about 384 Kbps and an average speed of approximately 250 Kbps).
Additionally, with the inclusion of Bluetooth wireless connectivity, this new-generation phone enables users to transfer data wirelessly between devices or between a phone and a computer within a 10-meter range, as well as make and receive calls or listen to music using wireless headphones. This offers a fast and simple way to communicate and share data. Furthermore, this convenient feature allows for wireless access and sharing with all compatible Bluetooth devices.
| Some Technical Specifications of the LG G262 Frequency: GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 Dimensions: 94 x 48 x 25 mm Weight: 116 g Standard Battery: 780 mAh Standby Time: 200 hours Maximum Talk Time: 2 hours Storage Capacity: 200 contacts |
The casing of the G262 features a stylish combination of black and silver, crafted with meticulous attention to detail, providing a glossy finish. The device is equipped with a 2-inch LCD TFT screen that displays 262,000 colors, ensuring vivid image representation.
One of the standout entertainment features of the G262 is its ability to take photos and record videos with a resolution of up to 1.3 megapixels. The built-in flash allows for photography in low-light conditions and supports continuous shooting of six images. With a compression rate four times higher than the MP3 format and mini SD memory support, the LG G262 enables users to transform their mobile phone into a large-capacity storage device for music files, high-quality images, animated pictures, and even music files in AAC format.
Xuân Kim
