LG F9200

Wednesday, December 20th 2006 - 04:35 CET - Comments: 0

L G Electronics MobileComm U.S.A. (LG Mobile Phones) introduced the new F9200 handset for Cingular Wireless, designed to provide users with personal messaging – Mobile Email, MMS and IM—and camera functions all in one fashionable device. The F9200 mimics the ease of use found in a standard keyboard with an intuitive slide-out, fully functional QWERTY keyboard, allowing for ease of use when using e-mail and instant messaging functionalities. The F9200 integrates with Cingular’s Mobile Email (supporting Yahoo, Hotmail, and AOL e-mail), allowing the user to register up to ten different e-mail accounts.

 

LG F9200 - Instant Messaging functions

The Instant Messaging functions (enabling AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, and ICQ) and allow for up to ten open conversations, and the multimedia messaging service allows users to send and receive messages comprised of a combination of text, sound and images. In addition to the Mobile Email, MMS and IM functionalities, the slim and comfortable design of the F9200 features a VGA camera with a self-portrait mirror, able to take and store low- and hi-res images,. While messaging focused, the F9200 doesn't compromise on voice and audio features, with a full-duplex speakerphone for easy, hands-free conversations, music tones and 64-chord polyphonic sound support.

 

LG F9200 - Evolution of mobile communication
"LG Mobile Phones is committed to developing the highest-quality mobile phones, and the F9200 strongly builds on this legacy. With efficient design, e-mail, IM, SMS and MMS capabilities, LG's F9200 represents the next step in the evolution of mobile communication," said Jon Maron, director of marketing communications for LG Mobile Phones. "The F9200 is a perfect example of LG's award winning mobile phone technology. We are very excited to offer consumers a phone that integrates every major facet of modern communication and allows users to remain in constant contact with family, friends and colleagues while on the move."