itreviews.com Updated:
2013-11-15 20:53:59
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Touchscreen handsets are much more common than they used to be and without GPS on board the Prada II finds itself in the second division rather than the first. The QWERTY keyboard does give it quite a lift, though. LG - Prada II KF900 price Buy LG Pra...
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Looking identical to the original LG Prada phone, the second coming of the Prada mobile phone offers definite improvements over the original. The LG Prada KF900 features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a stylish design and a simple yet effective interface. The Prada KF900 mobile phone, like its predecessor, has a great design. It is one of the best looking phones on the market, with a gloss black finish and chrome edging. Predictably, the Prada is a fingerprint magnet (so much so that LG even incl...
Design, aesthetics, QWERTY keyboard, simple yet effective interface, speed, HSDPA-capable, Wi-Fi...
Proprietary headphone/charging jack, no GPS, poor browser, expensive...
LG’s Prada KF900 is proof that fashion phones don’t always have to be all style and no substance. The lack of GPS and a standard headphone jack are downsides, but the QWERTY keyboard is excellent and the interface is a winner...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2013-11-15 20:54:02
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Design The technology world and the fashion world seldom come together. Perhaps its because those in the tech world struggle with fashion, or perhaps its those in fashion who struggle with technology. Nearly two years ago LG embarked on a daring part...
Simple yet stylish design, Excellent touchscreen experience, One of the best QWERTY keyboards around...
Expensive, No substantial internal memory, No 3.5mm headphone socket on the phone...
Theres definitely a few components missing for what youll pay for a Prada, but these havent detracted from our experience. Its much better than the original Prada phone and many of its current competitors as well.
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 20:54:09
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The LG KF900 Prada is a great entertainment phone, and we’d pick it up for the excellent camera and video alone. As a smartphone, the internet and email experience is a bit too patchy to really stand up to full-featured devices like the Nokia N96, HTC...
Excellent entertainment features in camera, video and editing suites; superb touchscreen; smooth user interface.
Patchy internet and email experience; lags in menu loading as memory is used up; lack of GPS prevents it from being a real ‘highend’ device.
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 20:54:09
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I like LG. Along with HTC, they deliver phones that I will actually play with even after I have all of the information that I need for my review. With the LG Renoir, for example, I enjoyed getting it out of my handbag and watching my friends giving a l...
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Was it really as long ago as May 2007 that I reviewed LG's Prada? Back then, we still had six months to wait for Riyad's review of the first iPhone , too, and touchscreens in general were the domain of business oriented smartphones. How things have change...
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The second collaboration between LG and fashion house Prada, the KF900 Prada Phone by LG delivers a distinctly refreshed and reworked take on the original touchscreen luxury-brand phone, whilst retaining much of the minimalist charm of the original. Sh...
5-megapixel camera, Touchscreen, control with multi-touch, Qwerty keyboard text input option, 3G HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi connectivity, Good quality music player, 1GB MicroSD memory card supplied, Good quality video recording, Minimalist design, Intui...
No smartphone capability, No GPS, Motion-controlled games limited, Widgets are limited, Low-light shooting isnt great, Some potentially battery-sapping features, Monochrome themes are limited, Touchscreen text input is poor...
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Times have certainly changed since Pradas first touchscreen phone strutted into UK stores back in early 2007, bringing minimalist chic touch control to the fashion conscious, cash-splashing phone buyer months ahead of the iPhone’s arrival. LGs Prada...
The Prada II maintain all the style of the original but packs in a more refined touchscreen user interface, a very usable slide-out keyboard, Wi-Fi and HSDPA connectivity, and a 5Mp camera. It certainly has plenty of fashionista appeal, even if that b...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-11-15 20:54:11
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The follow up to the original Prada mobile features a slide out QWERTY keyboard and a 5-megapixel camera. There's also a 3-inch touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, 3G, HSDPA, full HTML browser and FM radio. The goodThese mobile gizmos have a fantastically long...
These mobile gizmos have a fantastically long shelf life - do you realise we’ve gone through four handbags since we bought my first Prada phone a year ago? Thank goodness this one is almost exactly identical. We couldn’t be doing with learning...
Keyboards? Yuck. Aren’t those what dreary office workers use to communicate with each other? All I know is that they’re hell on the fingernails, darling. And I can’t help noticing the Prada has well, ballooned a little around the waist...
Too under-powered for geeks and too chunky for genuine fashionistas, this competent touchphone is destined to sink to the mass market quicker than a Christian Dior anchor in a vat of Chanel.LG Prada 2 is tagged with LG, Prada and mobile phone. Select a...
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pz10.com Updated:
2013-11-15 20:54:11
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For the original LG Prada the best way to travel in style was to travel light. But this time around its carrying a full QWERTY suitcase packed with goodies. Top of the line functionality and an updated interface sound just the right kind of luggage to...
The LG KF900 Prada will try to do everything for you and hey - it will come out right for the most part. To begin with, its one of the most uncompromising all-inclusive upgrades weve seen in quite a while. The original Prada phone is improved down to...
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When the original Prada phone sashayed into stores in Spring 2007, a few months ahead of the iPhone, its touchscreen fashionista flavour was something elegantly different and undeniably desirable for style-conscious phone users.Fast forward to early 20...
5megapixel camera, Slideout Qwerty keyboard, Touchscreen control, Pinchzooming, WiFi and HSDPA data connectivity, Stylish design, Decent sounding music player, High quality build, Onscreen widgets and other shortcuts...
Chunky body, Proprietary headphone socket, Texting isnt great using virtual numberpad, Limited monochrome themes...
LGs second collaboration with fashion house Prada delivers seriously upgraded features, and combines a fine Qwerty keyboard with useful touchscreen control...
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The first Prada phone is something of seminal handset. Launched just before the Apple iPhone and the HTC Touch in 2007, it helped kick start the touch phone movement while popularising the trend of fashion label affiliated blowers. Fashionistas couldn&rsq...
Chic design. Solidly built. Touch UI vastly improved. Multi-touch works well when web browsing. Solid camera and video recording performance...
Fiddly web browser. QWERTY keypad compromised slimline design. Lack of built-in GPS. No integrated 3.5mm headphone jack...
Less slinky than the original but the improved feature set and screen make it a solid, if unspectacular, touch phone...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-07-26 05:46:43
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The LG Prada II is just like the original WAG-ish Prada phone, but far, far better. Something for the rest of us, as it were. Yes, you sacrifice the wafer thin build to fit in that Qwerty keyboard, but if you type fully punctuated texts and lengthy ema...
There are three things this phone does: it makes and receives calls, it looks really nice, and it deals with video and photos with aplomb. And for those people looking for a phone to do all three: we have a winner.Like this phone? Compare 1 LG Prada 2...
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