LG’s new Renoir handset only 14mm in depth and comes with an 8 megapixel camera, and combines the latest features with what it claims is the first intuitive full touchscreen interface in Australia.
Carli Wilson, LG’s Marketing Manager of Mobile Communications believes that consumers want technology that allows them to communicate using a number of different media and senses.
“Renoir is much more than a camera phone,” she says. “It provides experiences through sight, sound and touch, combining a unique array of features including a full 3.0-inch touchscreen interface, Dolby Mobile for Music and built-in support for Wi-Fi and A-GPS.”
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Renoir’s camera features create ultimate viewing enjoyment by taking super-sharp 8 megapixel pictures, perfectly focused on whatever the user touches on screen and ready for sharing online or in print. The user-optimised interface is both intuitive and easily customisable, providing the perfect canvas for multimedia experiences, claims the manufacturer.
Following on from the success of its predecessor LG Viewty, Renoir is said to have evolved to incorporate superior sound and better use of touch.
RRP
$799
