Tea with Bergamot: the main novelties of MWC 2011

It is clear that all week gg readers’ attention was riveted to the MWC 2011 exhibition, which presented the main novelties in the market of mobile phones and tablets that joined them. And also, I’ll note outside the brackets that were not among those that were shown a month earlier at CES 2011. In general, it is worth noting an important point that currently determines the industry trend: absolutely all the key MWC 2011 announcements were on Android and only on it. It seemed that phone manufacturers had forgotten about some other platforms (including their own), completely switching to this system. Android rules the minds and hearts of consumers. So, make yourself comfortable, we are starting a compilation of beautiful videos with the main announcements at MWC 2011.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play

In their promotional materials from the exhibition, Sony Ericsson focused on the XPERIA Play gaming smartphone model, leaving behind the scenes the Neo and Pro models, which are very similar in their capabilities to the Arc. The device promises to be interesting as soon as we all understand who and why will buy it and why such a purchase is better than purchasing the PSP itself.

LG Optimus Black

Despite the fact that the thin and light smartphone LG Optimus Black was presented just at CES 2011 in Vegas, and we even had time to turn it in our hands in January, this video is unlikely to leave you indifferent. It demonstrates the advantages of Optimus Black over competitors. It is clear that the authors of the video did not have access to the novelties of competitors in 2011, but the comparison with HTC Desire, Samsung Galaxy S and iPhone 3 does not look correct. But the idea https://de.opay.com.ng/page-tele2-3g of ​​the video is just great – in all these mechanical passions that we love to watch, a smartphone is used everywhere – the hero of the video.

LG Optimus 3D Performance

As we all know, the LG Optimus 3D is a smartphone with a dual-core processor (although it does not use Nvidia Tegra 2, but an OMAP 4 processor from Texas Instruments). equipped with two cameras that shoot a stereoscopic picture and a stereoscopic display. But in addition to the dual-core processor, it also uses the technology of dual-channel data transfer in memory. Actually, this is what the video is about.

LG Optimus Pad

All Android tablets run the risk of looking like "another Android tablet". LG has its own recipe for how to make your device stand out among similar devices (primarily the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Motorola Xoom also equipped with 2-core processors) – equip your tablet with two cameras for 3D shooting.

Samsung Galaxy S II

Remember the teaser video featuring the Samsung Galaxy S II, shown a week before its announcement? It had 4 different characters – a pretty old lady, a young businessman, a young Padawan on a skateboard, and an Indian girl? All of them are part of a lot of preliminary work done by Samsung before the announcement of its smartphone. And each video reveals some features of the novelty. In this video, all 4 clips are glued into one. And they allow you to evaluate all the features of the Galaxy S II.

Samsung Galaxy Ace, Fit, Gio and Mini

Although these four Galaxy Android smartphones were introduced before MWC 2011 (and we even managed to write reviews of the older and younger models), this promotional video appeared a little later. I hasten to share. Although, to be honest, it is absolutely impossible to understand from the video how exactly all 4 models differ.