LG Launches 3 New Mobile Phones in India
May 13, 2008 |15:11 | Cell Phones | Electronics | Sporting Goods By : Team X
LG Electronics India Pvt. Ltd. has launched three new handsets, the KF510 - a slim slider phone, the KP320 - a stylish phone with a 3 MP auto focus camera, and the KP110 - music cell phone.
Targeting different segments, these three mobiles will cater to the requirements of high-, mid- and entry-level consumers, respectively. All the three handsets are rich in features and boast of best technology.
The KF510 has a distinctive look and is further reinforced by a dynamic touch sensitive navigational keypad with interactive touch lighting and emotional animation. At 10.9 mm thick, it combines a slim design with strength created by its metal frame and scratch resistant tempered glass. Its design is ruled by the metal body and slim stylish slider form factor. At the center of its design are metal gradation paint schemes available in dark gray.
The LG KF510 has been dubbed as the "Touch Lighting Phone". Its unique inner type slide gives it a very clean look. The phone's tactile and visually interactive user interface includes captivating animation. The LCD includes power saving auto luminance control and is covered by tempered glass, which gives the phone a great sheen and lasting durability and also remains unaffected by minor scratches.

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