EISA.eu Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:39
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LG’s KM900, otherwise known as the Arena, is not only striking in appearance but is also the ‘greenest’ fully featured mobile phone on the market today. The Arena is up with the best in terms of its environmentally friendly packaging but sets the stand...
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There have been more “iPhone killers” than we care to mention. Turns out most of them were about as proficient assassins as Sylvester Stallone in the film Assassins. Anyway, the LG Arena is a lavish mobile phone with a three-inch touchscreen. Sound fam...
Oozes style and that touchscreen's the best we've seen.
Inability to add applications and that atrocious battery life.
Bringing style to the masses, the LG Arena will garner more glances than your neighbour's Ferrari. Shame the rest of it isn't as polished...There have been more “iPhone killers” than we care to mention. Turns out most of them were abou...
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gadgetrepublic.com Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:39
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Boasting 87 different tools, crystal-clear touchscreen and a unique user interface, the LG Arena has its eyes firmly set on the iPhone space.There's no getting away from the market positioning of the LG Arena KM900: with a brushed steel exterior, tempe...
Aside from the fact that the shortcuts sitting on the homepage for Google, YouTube etc go to things that run in the LG web browser when I keep expecting some magical apps to fire up, this phone is outstanding. As multimedia handsets go this is a top pe...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:39
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The Arena is a very nice handset and it is really crammed with features. We wish LG hadnt bothered with the 3D cube interface, though. LG - Arena price Buy LG Arena securely online at a bargain price £free (depending on contract), £349.99 inc. VAT (S...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:39
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The LG Arena is a touch screen smartphone which similar functionality to the Apple iPhone. It is 3G Internet enabled, has WiFi and multimedia capabilities. Where it falls down compared to the iPhone is applications, which are mostly non-existant. The...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:42
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There’s something very familiar about the screen of the LG Arena KM900 touchscreen phone: the 16 colourful icons on a black background that decorate its screen bear more than a passing resemblance to the ones that appear on the screen of Apple’s iPhone...
Bright, detailed screen; lots of features; decent storage...
Slow camera; not intuitive to use; unexceptional battery life...
The LG Arena KM900 is a neat handset that just misses having the wow factor...
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tracyandmatt.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:42
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LG KM900 Arena reviewLGs latest addition to there touch screen devices seems to be off to a flying start but does the new Arena live up to the hype?First announced at Mobile World Congress back in February the LG KM900 Arena is not LGs first touch scre...
So does the LG Arena live up to the hype? A lot of people have compared the LG Arena to the iPhone, but personally I don’t think that Apple have much to feel threatened about. Although the Arena does everything it says on the box the user experience...
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T he year 2008 was very successful for LG Mobile. Not only thanks to the worldwide sales of 100 million mobile phones, but also because of having conquered a significantly larger market share. As a result of the high sales numbers, LG has now surpassed...
T he LG Arena is a very neat, compact touchscreen phone with a fast and easy operation. Thanks to the new 3D S-Class User Interface and the touchscreen that responds with extreme accuracy, everything works smoothly and simply. The graphics are beaut...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2013-11-15 21:08:57
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The LG Arena is the nearest yet to something worthy of competing with the iPhone, but only because LG has tried so hard to copy it. A little too hard, some might say. It’s amazing, to the point where you’ll probably laugh to see how similar the two mod...
No, you’re not looking at a picture of the new iPhone. This is the LG Arena; a phone that looks incredibly similar, even though it does do things slightly differently. The smaller phone has a higher resolution display, 5-megapixel camera, video reco...
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As they say, it ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it. The LGs KM900 - aka Arena - may pack in an impressive quantity of functionality, but the real question is whether LG’s new S-Class touchscreen UI, making its finger-dabbing debut on this...
Slim and eye-catching, the LG Arena has many attractive features. Its S-Class UI certainly raises LG’s game - its intuitive, easy on the eye and more user-friendly than LG’s previous efforts - even if it’s still not quite up to the iPhon...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:01
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Design Is it possible weve reached our threshold of touchscreen appreciation? LGs Arena looks so familiar to us, like the Renoir without its mechanical face keys and what weve seen of the Viewty II so far. Not even its brushed-steel trim and tempere...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:03
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I loved the LG Renoir. It was therefore with much excitement that I unboxed its successor, the Arena or KM900. The problem is, how do you follow an eight-megapixel cameraphone that boasted pretty much every feature you’d want? Well you throw in a coupl...
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LGs flagship touch-screen mobile phone for 2009 is the Arena (KM900). It boasts HSDPA capabilities, extensive multimedia functions, Wi-Fi and built-in GPS, but its the new 3D "S-Class" user interface that is the real talking point. According to LG, it is the result of more than two years of extensive consumer research. The design of the LG Arena is strikingly similar to Apples iPhone 3G. Like the iPhone, the front of the Arena is largely taken up by the touch screen, the phone has rounded ch...
Build quality, compact design, excellent display, graphical user interface, responsive touch screen, 3.5mm headphone jack, great list of features...
Slightly sluggish in some areas, keystroke lag when messaging, 3D cube isn’t as intuitive or smooth as it could be, no App Store, TV-out cable not included...
LG definitely deserves some credit for thinking outside the box. The LG Arena offers a wealth of features, but although the new user interface certainly looks fantastic, it sometimes feels sluggish and this affects the user experience...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:04
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Some unique features and a decent spec list - but does it all add up to a crowd pleas Sleek / Feature-packed Laggy / Poor camera / iPhone-aping At first glance, the LG Arena looks like it could make a splash. With some impressive specs, as well as some...
Sleek, Featurepacked...
Laggy, Poor camera, iPhoneaping...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:04
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A lavish touchscreen mobile phone with a three-inch, WVGA screen, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, a five-megapixel camera, 8GB of storage, DivX video support and Dolby Mobile sound.The goodThe LG Arena's screen fits more pixels in than Gordon Ramsay does TV shows: it's...
The LG Arena's screen fits more pixels in than Gordon Ramsay does TV shows: it's one of the most high-res on the market and makes movies look dazzling, and it's only matched by the stunning silver exterior, which we reckon actually has the Clo...
Like to text? Not after trying to tap out "Where r u?" on the LG Arena you don't: the touchscreen is near impossible to use for anyone with fingers thicker than a marker pen. And for all the looks and features that come installed, the LG Arena...
Apparently, you can't have both substance and style. If you choose the LG Arena, you'll certainly get the latter, but the former will sorely be missed.Best offers for the LG Arena KM900eBay.co.uk £189.99 Amazon Marketplace £206.00 Amazon...
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I got very hands on with the LG Arena, which can I say, is one might *mighty* fine handset. And I must admit, I got a little carried away... for a whopping 9 minutes and 36 seconds. What can I say? Its such a lush handset and although there are aspect...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:04
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Strange, a smartphone that claims to be better than the one all the comptetition measures itself against. "The Arena goes further than the iPhone the people at LG are telling us. Maybe, but at first sight, how they resemble one another! Its tech spec...
Nice design – wellfinished, Tactile responive interface / ergonomy of menus, Good internal menu, Good quality video capture, FM receiver/transmitter...
GPS without integrated software, Touch keypad not precise enough, Photo quality could be better, Closed OS / no app store, Imprecise multipoint / poor autonomy...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:04
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Despite some redundancies in the user interface, the Arena is really a very intuitive phone, and LG has done a good job of minimising the clicks required to get from one application to another. LG is known for producing finger friendly, well-calibra...
Excellent image and video, finger friendly touchscreen and vibrant highres display.
Lightweight look and feel, and inconsistent web experience.
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LG just keeps on churning out the mobiles. It was only a couple of weeks ago that I looked at the keyboarded Prada II and not long before that was the mid-priced 8-megapixel KC780 . Now comes the Arena, a phone that was only announced in February and is d...
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LGs KM900 Arena is a touchscreen smartphone with multi-touch support, which places it in direct competition with Apples iPhone. It has WiFi and 3G HSDPA for fast downloads, GPS with A-GPS (see FAQ, left) for navigation and a 5-megapixel camera tha...
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pz10.com Updated:
2013-11-15 21:09:08
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One of the most exciting handsets the season - the LG KM900 Arena - returns to our office and this time it is going to stay a bit longer. After getting off to a flying start in both sales and reviews the Arena certainly looks like the next big thing fr...
Its not every day that we come across a handset which consistently meets our expectations for a high-end phone. The LG Arena is a wonderful multimedia device that has taken great strides in many areas - interface, touch technology, music and entertain...
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LG isn’t exactly shy about pushing the envelope. We’ve had 8-megapixels in two handsets from the company, one of them, the KC780 squarely focussed on the mid-range. And now we have the LG Arena with its 3D user interface. Yes, we know. Suggesting you c...
Well designed software, HSDPA to 7.2Mbps, Slimline design...
Overhyped 3D concept, microSD card slot is under battery cover, TVOut cables not included...
Lots of features are packed into a slimline case and coupled with a super touch screen user interface and neatly designed software...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-22 01:53:13
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Lead by the 8MP Renoir and its Lieutenant, the Viewty, LG’s touch phone posse have always been big on features but erratic when it comes to the touch UI. Its latest tickler, the KM900 Arena, is hoping to remedy this problem – by completely revamping it...
Compact design. Improved touch interface. Slick video capture. Dynamic sounding music player. Built-in 3.5mm headphone jack. Ample storage...
Sluggish autofocus. Poor camera flash. Cramped onscreen virtual QWERTY keyboard...
LG’s best touch phone to date and great for shooting video, but not quite accomplished enough to trouble the iPhone...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-31 03:24:32
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With 8GB of memory, a 5-megapixel camera and a super-duper new interface, the LG Arena certainly has a lot to shout about.What we likeThe LG Arena KM900 looks great, boasting sleek curves and polished surfaces. LG has added a sharp 3-inch display that...
The Arena looks good and packs a lot of features. This is the type of phone that will please many people looking for a touchscreen phone but if you’re a connoisseur then you’ll soon be annoyed by its shortcomings. Until LG can refine its touchscreen of...
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The LG Arena KM900 is a nice-looking package that features Wi-Fi, assisted GPS , 7.2Mbps connectivity, music, video, and an FM transmitter so you can hear your tunes through your car stereo. The phone is also the first to use Dolby's cool new Dolby Mobile...
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THE LG Arena boasts the new S-class user interface (UI) that promises more fluid transitions, which results in better responsiveness that would certainly remind users of the iPhone. But the Arena doesn’t stop there. It has also thrown in mo...
SClass Touch UI; has everything except the kitchen sink; 8GB builtin storage; DivX and XviD support; FM transmitter.
The virtual Qwerty keypad is slow; screen is unreadable in bright sunlight; proprietary charger and data port.
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