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LG Optimus Net P690 è uno smartphone moderno e potente, basato sul sistema operativo Android, nella versione 2.3, e su un turbo processore da 800 Mhz. Ideale per restare sempre in contatto con i propri amici, dispone del nuovo widget social + di LG, per essere sempre aggiornato su Twitter e Facebook. Altre specifiche includono un display touchscreen da 3,2 pollici e una risoluzione di 320x480 pixel, la connettività Wi-fi, la tecnologia HSPDA, una RAM da 512MB, una memoria interna di 150 MB, espandibile con schede microSD fino a 32 GB, scheda da 2 GB inclusa nella confezione, Tecnologia Bluetooth, GPS integrato, fotocamera da 3 megapixel con filmati video, lettore multimediale e radio e tecnologia DLNA.05-09-2011

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UMTS con tecnologia HSDPA	+14
Scheda da 2 GB inclusa	+13
Lettore e radio	+11
Display touchscreen cacitivo	+11
Widget Social +	+7

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Qualità video	+7

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LG Optimus Net P690 - Scheda tecnica

Caratteristiche Generali
Marca	Lg
Serie	Optimus
Tipologia	Smartphone
Annunciato	Luglio 2011
Anno di rilascio	2011
Disponibilità	Disponibile
Dimensioni [LHS][mm]	59x113,5x12,1
Peso [g]	122
Design	Touch screen
Reti	Quad-band (gsm 850/900/1800/1900), umts (3g)
Sistema operativo	Android
Velocità trasmissione dati	Edge, gprs, hsdpa
Gps integrato	Si
Tipo tastiera	Virtuale
Supporto nfc	No
Antenna	Interna
Display
Tipo display	Touchscreen capacitivo
Dimensione Display [pollici]	3,2
Risoluzione Display [px]	320x480
Colori display	262.000
Display aggiuntivo	No
Messaggistica
Sms	Si
Mms	Si
Email	Si
Immissione testo facilitata	T9
Connessioni
Connessioni pc	Bluetooth, cavo usb, wi-fi
Browser web	Android browser
Porta hdmi	No
Memoria
Espandibilità memoria	Si
Memoria ram disponibile [mb]	150
Slot espansione	Microsd
Foto E Video
Fotocamera	Si
Fotocamera secondaria	No
Risoluzione Fotocamera principale [Mpx]	3
Risoluzione foto [px]	2048x1536
Zoom digitale	4x
Flash	No
Video	Si
Risoluzione Video [px]	640x480
Multimedia
Giochi	Si
Download suonerie	Si
Download sfondi	Si
Download giochi	Si
Radio	Si
Audio
Suoni stereo	No
Presa cuffie	Si
Microfono integrato	Si
Suonerie polifoniche	Si
Riproduzione mp3	Si
Batteria
Tipo batteria	Ioni di litio
Autonomia chiamata [min]	240
Autonomia in stand-by [hr]	100
Potenza batteria [mah]	1500
Altre Informazioni
Link produttore	Http://www.lg.com/it/mobile/mobile-phones/lg-lg-optimus-net.jsp
Software incluso	Android 2.3.3
Accessori inclusi nella confezione	Batteria,caricabatterie,cavo dati microusb,auricolare stereo con jack 3,5mm,manuale,microsd 2gb

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Niko

02 agosto 2011, 10:47

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può essere interessante, dipende dal prezzo

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Andrea

29 agosto 2011, 17:26

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sembra bello.bisognerebbe,secondo me far vedere anche scermate e menu nelle foto. comunque si vedra se lo comprero come dice nell altro commento bisogna vedere il prezzo

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ZVhBozZzQdqkeNallou

14 febbraio 2013, 04:53

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(Wireless Phone Accessory) I had to abandon my ATT fmilay plan in favor of letting my youngest daughter get on it and enjoy the free fmilay minutes and unlimited texting, etc., which I don't use so much (already had 5 lines and they won't let me add another one). So, I was looking for the cheapest alternative to getting a 6th line, at least comparable to what I would have paid for the 6th line on ATT. I looked all over and all the individual plans where $40+ or so, without including texting. Then I came across the Virgin Mobile $25 unlimited data, text, web + 300 minutes and it seemed that it would fit the bill.I got the phone on sale for $105 and it is just the best phone I have ever had, although I have not activated it yet (more on this later), at an awesome price. Why haven't I activated it yet? Well, it turns out, this android phone lets you install all kind of apps from the android market via wifi without activating the phone, you can pop in an 8Gb, 16Gb or 32Gb SDHC card and use this as a pretty awesome (and cheap) ipod/iphone substitute. I have installed apps for watching TV shows, read news (USA Today, NYTime, Bloomberg, etc), Pandora radio (sound through the speaker is very full for such a tiny device), GPS navigation/maps, calculators, MS Office documents viewer, a few games, GasBuddy to find cheap gas locally (pretty handy these days), etc. All FREE from the Android market. But, BY FAR, the best applications I installed are Google Voice, which together with SIPDroid (after signing up for a free GoogleVoice account and a free PBXes.org account) allows me to link them together and configure the phone to use VOIP to make my calls through the internet instead of using the limited 300 minutes I would get if I signed up with Virgin Mobile for $25/month, I can also use it to do unlimited free texting through my Google voice number.I wanted to do this to make sure I did not go over the 300 minutes and start racking up a huge bill with VM once I activated the phone, but as it turns out, this has worked out so well that I am still undecided as to weather I will need to activate the phone and sign up for the monthly service. Granted, I can only make/receive calls when I am within WIFI range, but, WIFI is so prevalent these days. Many of the establishments a person does business with have free internet access for their customers: Starbucks, Dennys, Mcdonalds, Barnes&nobles, Homedepots, Panera bread, Hooters, highway rest stops, libraries, Krogers, Quiznos, Schlotzsky, FedEx offices, Hotels the list goes on and on. I also installed a WIFI Analyzer App which shows if there is a free/open WIFI within range and its signal strength. You can get a nice directory of wifi spots in your area here-> [...] which of course does not list all the available ones.What happens when I'm outside WIFI range? Well, of course I can not make calls, inbound calls go to my GoogleVoice voice mail and as soon as I get into WIFI range and connect, my inbound text messages get delivered and/or I get a notification of a missed call which I can check right away. Obviously not something I would want to use as a business phone, but for personal use when you do not need to be available 24X7 this works great! You also get a great excuse when you don't want to answer someone, later you can say Sorry, I was not in WIFI zone , you can even put that in your answering message. This setup would be great for students who live on campus where they have free access to the campus WIFI network (many of them provide free open WIFI all over campus). All these for $0 a month plus the cost of the phone.If you feel you need capability to make calls from anywhere in case of emergencies, or for 24X7 availability, then just activate the phone and pay the $25/month. You would get many other benefits which would make this device a very capable business phone. I've read that once activated, you can install an app to make the phone a WIFI hub for up to 4 or 5 devices (supposedly there is an app for that, pun intended, in the android market). This would provide internet service to your WIFI based laptop anywhere. I will investigate this more if/when I activate the phone. I have to admit, it would be fun to be able to go on trips and have internet in the car for my kids ipod touches or laptops while we are on the road. The more they can entertain themselves, the less are we there yet?, are we there yet? questions we will get Summarizing, if you activate the phone, you get unlimited texting, phone web browsing, tv watching, internet radio, etc. + unlimited internet based calls using the provided unlimited data service + internet for your computer/ipod touches anytime/anywhere. All these for $25/month? Sweeeet! I don't think any carrier can beat that, the closer unlimited everything plan is cricket for $55/month for an android or blackberry phone. ATT, Verizon, etc? $70 and up Virgin Mobile uses the Sprint 3G

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