The LG Touch 3G enabled watch phone managed to draw big crowds at its booth at CES 2009. This LG watch phone comes with a Flash-powered interface which allows you to choose one from a number of them, including an analog (pictured above), digital and more. Switching out the face just needs a swipe of your finger.
This LG 3G watch phone lets the users make calls over a Bluetooth headset or speak over the built-in mic, which is sensitive enough to pick up your voice even you have your wrist dangling by your waist. Music player is also included on this watch phone, that comes with a pulsating graphic equalizer.
There is a little camera at the top corner of the watch face, which is meant for making video calls, but the megapixel of this camera still remains unknown. Some more, there is no info whether the finished product would include a web browser or not since it’ supports 3G. But having to surf the net on such a tiny screen will definitely stress your eyes to the limit.
January 9th, 2009 at 9:25 am
this one more joy full…..
February 16th, 2009 at 7:42 am
[...] The LG-GD900 was shown at the WMC 2009 as well, which is a crystal-like phone that you can see through. This phone’s keypad is translucent, and it has a polished silver body. When the keypad slides open, the phone will light up in a cool glow in a reflective and refractive way. Apparently, the LG-GD900 transparent phone is the next move of LG, hoping to add little revolutionizing tech to the mobile phone industry, after the 3G watch phone. [...]
July 23rd, 2009 at 8:03 am
[...] has their own way to make a watch phone more appealing, by making it as thin as possible. Now, the new S9110 Watch phone from Samsung is [...]
August 17th, 2009 at 5:16 am
[...] EG200 watch phone is priced around $120, much cheaper than the LG watch phone, is sufficient for you to make calls, read time and occasionally take some snapshots of passers-by [...]
February 25th, 2010 at 10:16 am
[...] are quite a number of watch phones in the market, as most of us these days are more used to using our cellphones to tell time than [...]