Model name, in an LG KG110 model, is a phone that was introduced in 2006, September. It has a weight of 70 grams and comes with a mini sim card slot, one of the standard sim card slots in the market. The dimensions of this device are 102.8 x 44 16.5mm, which makes it compact and perfect for an on-the-go lifestyle.
The LG KG110 has a silver colour and looks sleek with a width of about 0.65 inches. Unlike recent mobile devices, this phone model does not have many bells and whistles, making it ideal for users who prefer simplicity and straight-forward design.
For terminologies, the term “SIM” refers to a Subscriber Identity Module, which is a small and portable microchip that is inserted in a phone that offers communication services for customers by providing a GSM network. The body includes the mini-sim card slot, which is perfect for keeping other features compact and slim, the weight of 70 grams makes it feather-light to carry.
This device features a digital camera that allows its users to capture images, but it does not submit more information about the pixel count or the quality of photos it produces. It is best to assume that the camera does not hold much quality compared to newer technological advancements.
This LG model does not come with radio and Wi-Fi feature. With advancements, nowadays, users have become accustomed to share and watch video clips on social media platforms with ease on this mobile device. However, no radio or Wi-Fi features means users will have to rely on downloads to watch videos or use installed games with low data storage.
The KG110 holds some modern expected technology features such as Bluetooth, Predictive Text Input, and MIDP 1.2 Java software. These features are easy to access, shaping the experience for the device holder. In terms of connectivity, there is no WLAN or USB system installed for effective sharing of data, possibly presenting inconvenience to its users.
For power, LG KG110 is run with a Removable Li-Ion Battery, which can be easily replaced when power runs out. Its battery life is expected to last a substantial number of calls, and with about 500 entries for the phonebook, it provides a quick way to save frequently called numbers. Moreover, there is an allowance of 20 dialed, 10 received, and 10 missed calls.
Communication-wise, this device offers GPRS service which was introduced to exploit the idle time on a GSM network when there is data access or usage. GSM supports GPRS's range of data service, including Internet browsing and sending and receiving email and multimedia messages. In carrying out such tasks, it is essential to have Class 10 GPRS.
The sound quality LG KG110 offers is explicit; it comes with ringtones that can be downloaded and substituted with personal sound preferences. Vibration and polyphonic ringtones, with options to download more, add to the user's choice of sound style. Also, for a more stable and hands-free sound activation, there is a speaker embedded at the front of the device.
The device has a 1.5 inch CSTN display screen with a 65K colour resolution (128 x 128 pixels). The resolution is large enough to provide complete access to reading and less taxing for sensitive eyes. One can play games as an additional source of entertainment on this phone, which comes with pre-installed featuresWAP 1.2.1 games, promising a fuller experience.
In conclusion, LG KG110’s user-friendliness and simplicity make it perfect for individuals who do not require discerning innovative features. It is a basic mobile phone, lightweight and has the most essential qualities many seek in a cell phone. But, then and now, technology is rapidly changing, and further advancements will possibly exceed this mobile device's capacity and expectations. It is worth buying if one requires just the basics without any sophistication.
