
LG Electronics officially introduced the long-awaited LG Optimus 3D smartphone, equipped with a 2-nuclear processor of the second generation and advanced memory architecture. This smartphone provides all the possibilities for recording, viewing and transferring 3D photo and video and video and video ranges thanks to the special architecture (Tri-Dual)-a 2-nuclear processor, a 2-channel data transfer mode and the 2nd memory architecture-which provides better performance with multi-season work, viewing films or playing high quality graphics.
Users can record 3D content and immediately view it without special points, notes the "digital" .
Thanks to the stabilization technology and the 3D video correction algorithm, the shaking that occurs during the recording process is automatically eliminated. The wide viewing angles of the smartphone significantly increase the degree of convenience and comfort when watching videos and films.
The 4.3-inch WVGA screen creates a bright and non-miserable video image of high clarity with a resolution of up to 1080p in 2D format and up to 720p in 3D format.
Special software allows you to convert a two-dimensional photo and video and video in three-dimensional in real time.
The 3D content can be transmitted to the 3D-TV through the exit of the HDMI 1.4, or using the DLNA data wireless technology. Users can also upload and view the 3D video on a specialized YouTube 3D channel.
The smartphone will become available first in Europe, and then in more than 60 countries of the world during July 2011.