LG Optimus 3D Review

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The LG Optimus 3D smart phone is the first smart phone launched containing a glasses free three-dimension display. The phone enables its users to capture still photos and record videos in full high definition, three dimensions and play them back in 3D on its 4.3-inch display.

Just as all other electronic merchandise ever built, the device has its pros and cons. The 3D effect on the phone is clear and easy to spot. It is a bit dimmer than the two-dimension version simply because the screens pixilation is split into two images. For the same reason, one can spot two vertical dark lines. Works in landscape mode and one has to hold the phone at just the right angle to get the 3D effects without insinuating double vision.

New iPad 2 Review! What’s Good and What’s not Good

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Physically 241mm tall, 186mm wide, and 8.6mm thick, the iPad 2 is just a hair smaller than the original iPad and it is thinner than the iPhone 4. It has an arched rim that makes it glance a bit further 'space age' and, astonishingly, easier to take hold of because you can camber your fingers more easily around the bezel. The most spectacular alteration is the weight. At 680 grams, the iPad 2 is 80g lighter than the first iPad. In using the device, it feels fascinatingly lighter than it really is. taken as a whole, the design is a triumph and luminous. The aesthetics are much enhanced, even though not everything about the iPad 2 is so similarly extraordinary.