LG Electronics on Monday launched LG Optimus Vu Smartphone in India. The device has a 5 inch 4:3 aspect ratio display and a powerful 1.5 GHz Nvidia Tegra 3 Quad Core processor. The Optimus Vu is a Phablet priced at Rs. 34,500.
 
The smartphone has impressive specifications, with a slim 8.5mm body and runs on Android v 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It has an 8 megapixel main camera and a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera. The smartphone also offers 32GB of free memory to store all data.

Optimus Vu has excellent battery of 2,080 mAh and comes with a stylus. The Rubberdium stylus, at 5.5 inches, feels like a pencil and therefore enables a comfortable grip. It offers various good features like the Quick Memo app, which allows users to take notes or annotate photos by using their finger tips. Users can instantly upload and share the content on their social networks. Optimus Vu’s MHL connectivity enables users to transfer content from their smartphone to their smart TV.

LG had unveiled Optimus Vu at the Mobile World Congress earlier this year, which since than created waves with its unique form factor and 1024 x 768 pixels screen.

According to Soon Kwon, President South West Asia Region & MD, LG India, “Today, the smartphone segment is one of the most lucrative, innovative and competitive markets in the world. For a product to stand out in the crowd, it has to have everything that the competition fails to offer. Optimus Vu truly synchronizes the features of a tablet and smartphone into one flexible device. Its unique display offers the same perspective as a PC, and is perfect for multi-tasking. Optimus Vu caters to the lifestyle needs of today’s consumers, who demand smart devices which are both intelligent and efficient.”

“The form-factor of the Optimus Vu sets it apart from other smartphones in the 5inch category. The Optimus Vu also features LG’s new User Experience (UX), which allows users the ability to instantly jot memos or notes from any screen. Optimus Vu, equipped with NFC, a quad-core processor and LG’s L style philosophy, takes user experience to a whole new level”, added Soon Kwon.