Gadgetory

hi this is adam lane with pocket now calm and we're going to look at the hardware tour for the LG expo on ATT first of all this has a snapdragon processor it's kind of 3.2 inch 480 x 800 wvga screen with 16 million colors Wi-Fi of course all the usual suspects bluetooth 2.1 micro SD art and tribe and 3g and quad band gsm of course let's look a little closer up here as our speaker and a little LED light and if you can see in there there's some sensors their proximity sensor and ambient light sensors and at the bottom we have our ATT logo and this is a fingerprint scanner where i can swipe like that and it'll login or i can press it down to you know action button and I can also go at this to scroll or up and down which is pretty nice works as an optical joystick as well we have a call send an end button and a back bend no windows key on this so that's kind of odd since Microsoft is really recommending to have that and we at the bottom you got the microphone over here we have a camera button we still have tape all over this they really taped it up nice for protective at anyway that is your camera button and this is a customizable fun it launches the task manager which is really nice to have that under this flap you got your micro SD card slot the top with a power / suspend button right there and then we have another flap which is your micro USB port which also works as headset and we have a lanyard hole volume up and down buttons those are like right in the middle it's a good placement okay I'm back we have a five megapixel camera still taped up another microfiber and a LED flash LG logo and this is really nice we have a little latch really nice way to get the batter your cover off and if you see right there are little pins for you to attach other accessories like the mobile projector that is not yet available you'll also have a reset button under there that right there in the middle ok this is a fifteen hundred million per hour battery pretty good and I don't slide out and you have your keyboard buttons pretty flat they're large kind of hard to feel but if you look at them you can feel the difference between them a little bit it's not as good as touch pro2 which has a lot of space between the keys and their large keys expo has almost same size keys but they're closer together so they're harder to feel but look what else we have a start button and a home button and ok button and look at all this function gets you the blue calendar get see the email get you internet explorer and another messaging I cannot figure out which one that was text messaging maybe but all of these function keys are also customizable in the buttons control panel which means you can reprogram them and that's really nice having a start menu here is great for being able to access men using navigation you have four-way arrow keys so you can use those to navigate on latest HTC devices they removed start button and ok button from the keyboard which is real pain because they have to go up your old in like this you have to touch the screen and do stuff like you got to take your hand off the keyboard I want to do this and I want to do that much easier anyway I believe that's it for the hardware tour stay tuned for more on the software