Picking up steam in the new year is the slick looking, feature-rich LG Optimus One smartphone from LG.  A perfect choice for a first-time smartphone owner, the Optimus One is loaded with Android 2.2, where users can enjoy Flash support and full voice control over the phone.

A 3.2” touch screen and 3MP camera ensure that you have everything you need for a media-rich experience at your fingertips.   Using the mobile Web is smooth sailing; sites respond quickly and information loads expediently.  Sync with Outlook Calendar when conducting business or set up a portable Wi-Fi hotspots where you can easily share a single 3G connection.

Impressive battery life (well, by today’s multi-app standards!), will give users 480 min @ 2G and 450 min @ 3G of talk time.  A 2GB Micro SD card is included with the “One” which is the first of 10 phones to be part of the new LG Optimus line.

Creating a phone that appeals to everyone is a challenge.  In our view, the “One” does a nice job of blending  smartphone features that are desired by both the casual techie and savvy businessperson.  The phone includes the exclusive LG App Advisor, which recommends 10 highly rated applications every two weeks.  Perfect for folks on the go.

If you are looking for hyper-charged processing and cutting edge specs, this might not be the phone for you.  But if you want to get your greasy mitts on a very capable smartphone, the “One” is the one!

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This may seem to be your regular netbook except for the quick “LG Smart ON” feature. But if you ever get your hands on one unit be sure to check out its sound features.SRS WOW HD and TruSurround XT bring stereo effect sound to music and video. The screen’s LED Backlight delivers a high-resolution picture that is clearer and brighter, which is not only easier on tired eyes but saves energy, too.

The LG X120 Netbook features:

• 10-inch WSVGA screen
• 1.6GHz Atom processor
• 1GB of RAM
• 160GB hard drive
• Windows XP
• Splashtop based “LG Smart ON” feature

The LG X120 will be available in Europe some time in March with the rest of the world to follow some time later.

Probably I am the only who thinks this way but the LG Wrist Watch Phone is totally retarded, although cool. Retarded because imagine being in a restaurant and speaking to your watch. WTF! Unless you’re Dick Tracey the watch/phone will make you look like a retard.

I had the awesomest watches, even a Swatch The Beep but I do not get the LG Wrist Watch Phone hype. Especially not if the rumored 1000GBP become reality.

If you want something really cool and *spy alike*, get this multimedia watch with MP3 player, camera, external amplifier, 1.8″ inch color screen and 4GB data storage.

Read more specs and get yours here.

I really love it when technology pushes itself up and up the style scale. Thanks to a lot of consumer reviews and focus groups, it seems like LG is improving both in form and function. THe LG Prada was a little less than a parade, good start though. But the LG Prada II… now that’s more like it. Check out the features as LG Prada II specs will include:

- Quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900). WCDMA 900/2100, 7.2 Mbps HSDPA connectivity
- 3″ WQVGA 400×240 px TFT touchscreen
- 5 megapixel camera
- front camera for video calls
- Wi-Fi b/g connectivity
- USB 2.0, Bluetooth
- Full HTML browsing
- FM-Radio
- TV-out
- microSDHC memory card slot (up to 8GB)
- slide-out QWERTY keyboard

Quite a catch eh? 5MP camera dudes! A lot of these features aren’t available on the iPhone even. There’s a catch though, the price (!) is $816… ouch! Let’s seen, what else could I buy for $816… a dining set, a good comfy couch, new set of tires… LG, c’mon, be practical. We love what you put in it, but if we can’t afford it… bleh…