Price Range:

Weighing only 74 grams including the standard battery and being only 15.9 mm thick (13.1 mm at the thinnest part), the B2100 takes little space and won’t add any unnecessary weight to your pocket or bag. Take pictures with the built-in VGA digital camera.  4x digital zoom and timer function.  Have fun by choosing from a variety of frames you can add when taking pictures.Pictures taken can be set as wallpaper on your phone.

The aesthetics weren’t the only gripes we had with the phone. Take SMS messaging. When you receive a new incoming message, all you see is a small message icon on the display, and not a popup notification box of any kind. There is also no instant access to the new text. Furthermore, inbox messages are not sorted by date, so you need to scroll through the SMS list to the new SMS, a feature we found rather silly. When typing a message, unlike most mobiles where you can hold onto a button for a short while to input a solitary digit in predictive text mode, you will have to scroll for it as well on the LG. In addition, text inputting and word switching are painstakingly slow.

LG strives for varying its model line as much as possible. Reasoning from this, many devices are manufactured on the base of the old platform. The LG B2100 is one of them; this is a successor of the LG B2000 different in the presence of an integrated camera and lacking FM-radio. It’s a typical 100-150 USD segment device with a thin design that is getting so popular among all the manufacturers now. An important moment concerning the B-series by LG is replacing the models manufactured by third companies with own ones.

Key Features:

Enriching sound with 40 Polyphonic MIDI technology
GPRS Class 10
Embedded Java technology
WAP 2.0
MMS support
65,000 Colour screen
Rhythmic vibration and backlighting

Specifications:

Network GSM
Form Factor BAR
Message MMS
Ringtone 64ch
Internal Memory Less 8MB
Standby time(h) 250
Java yes
Digital zoom yes
GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps
Color Silver

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