LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 3 – Fingerprint Scanner & Headset
December 20, 2009 by Johan van Mierlo
Filed under Featured, Windows Phones
Our earlier video’s of the LG eXpo from AT&T reviews we had some questions about the speed of the fingerprint scanner and the Internet Explorer application. In this video I show you how both these work very well. Yes the internet speed can always go faster. I probably will install the Opera browser on this phone since I like this better compared to the Internet Explorer the Windows Phone comes with.
I have also addressed the question about the 3.5 mm headphone adapter. The LG eXpo comes with a headset where you can remove the earphones from the microphone section and connect your own favorite earphones to the microphone. This will give you the headset with your own earphones.
Please see our other video reviews of the LG eXpo by AT&T:
- LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 1 -Unboxing
- LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 2 -User Interface
- LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 4 – Fingerprint Scanner Set-Up
- LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 5 – Pico Mobile Projector Set-Up
Currently the LG eXpo is available at AT&T for $199.99 after a $100 rebate with a 2 -year contract.
The specifications are as follows:
- UMTS/HSDPA Tri-band (850/1900/2100 MHz). Yes data on a world radio
- GSM/GPRS/EDGE Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
- Bluetooth v2.1
- Display: 3.2 inch WVGA, 16M color 480×800 touch screen
- microSD slot
- Smart sensor fingerprint recognition and navigation(d-pad functionalities)
- Voice and Data at the same time
- GPS
- 5MP camera
- Slide out Qwerty keyboard
- All the Windows Phone applications (Mobile Office, text, mms, internet explorer)
- optional Pico Projector
- and more
Johan van Mierlo has been writing and reviewing for the online communities since the launch of the handheld computer Palm IIIe and Compaq iPaq in 1998. He owned and tested many mobile devices including Windows Mobile, Palm, Symbian, Android, iPhone and many different GPS and Mobile products.Johan was awarded MVP Windows Mobile Devices by Microsoft in 2008 and 2009 for his community activities last year.
I can’t help but think that the fact this phone runs the ever-so-dated Windows Mobile 6.5, that this will slow sales.
LG should follow the rest of the industry, and quickly migrate to Android.
Cool looking phone. How is the call quality on the LG eXpo in 2g and 3g modes?