Take a look at what the people at LG put out. This tasty Chocolate LG 8575 is a great music player and not bad looking either. See what other things you will get for your money here in this short article.
The Chocolate “black label” smartphones from LG are all of high quality. This particular model is created with a focus on music. This Chocolate comes with an equalizer. You can tune the tunes to how you like to hear them. It weighs in at 4.17 ounces or 118 grams if you are not in the United States. It is under half an inch ( 11.6 milimeters ) in thickness so it will slip into your pocket with no trouble.
The screen on the Chocolate LG 8575 is a slightly small three inches ( 7.62 centimeters ) when measured diagonally. This is about average for a smartphone, but not average for one in this price category. It is a touchscreen and is responsive to inputs from your finger even though it is a resistive style of touchscreen. It seems that technology ( and LG ) is bringing us more for less at an ever faster rate. The screen will rotate automatically from portrait to landscape mode thanks to the accelerometer. This will not work for every program, but will work for such things as the internet browser.
This model of the Chocolate comes with changeable back plates. This way you can customize your phone to your outfit if you like. Personalization continues with the inside of the phone. You have access to major social networks like Twitter, Facebook and Myspace and more. You can snap a few pictures and have them all over the place in a few minutes with the Chocolate.
But how about that music section ? The LG 8575 comes with V-Cast from Verizon. This will allow you to download videos or games with better-than-average speed. This happens from your home computer to the Chocolate, not directly to your phone. This smartphone can play AAC+, MP3, WMA and AAC audio tracks. Dolby® Mobile is provided for a superior music sound. The richer sound is pumped through the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack or you can use the built in speakers. There are six different equalizer levels to choose from to suit the discerning audiophile. If you like drumming to the “beat” you can do it with the virtual drum kit this smartphone has. If you get tired of your own music, you can crank up the FM radio.
How much memory do you get with the LG 8575 Chocolate ? There is about one gigabyte of memory available for the music. That turns out to be 250 songs. But you can use the included MicroSD card slot to store a whopping sixteen gigabytes more if you so desire. That is a lot of songs !
This Chocolate model comes with a camera rated at three megapixels. It has autofocus, fixed focus, and a self-timer. You can edit your photos with the included photo editor. The camera also supports streaming video at the level of QVGA. A browser is included with this smartphone. It is not a top performer, but works. It is made by Infraware Polaris. The battery will give just over five hours of talk time.
This is Chocolate number four that LG has put out and it is a scaled down version of their sleek BL40 model. The 8575 is available from Verizon and is cheap at $80 dollars with a two year contract. Get your ears on one and enjoy the music.