LG OPTIMUS 2X

                  The LG Optimus 2X was the first to make the cut and it even set a Guinness World Record for being the world’s first dual core mobile handset. The handset’s simplistic yet slick design form is quite a contrast to the sophisticated hardware it is loaded up with. Packed with 8 GB of storage and a 4-inch IPS LCD display panel, LG tried to make sure that you were well equipped. It also features HDMI out and DLNA support for media streaming. Needless to say, LG has managed a pretty decent looking handset with a powerful engine. An LG customized user interface is laid on top of the otherwise basic stock Android UI. LG has included quite a few gesture based controls, like tapping the sides to switch tracks or images. For your media enjoyment, you’ve got DivX and XviD codec support, with full HD playback support. Dolby Mobile audio enhancement and SRS Virtual Surround sound are also part of the package. The 8 megapixel camera can capture video in 1080p resolution @ 30fps. Like the S II, it is provisioned with plenty of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, 3G and DLNA. A few extras like F-Secure to monitor mobile threats, a memo pad that allows you to add images to notes, Polaris Office that can access Box.net to open and view documents in Word, Excel or other extensions are also preloaded out of the box. Apps like a calendar that syncs with Google, an alarm clock etc. are also present

Verdict : For all that the 2X offers,it’s real value for money.
For: IPS display, 8 GB built-in storage, very good value for money.
 AGAINST: A tad heavy.

Specifications
Dimensions (WxHxD): 123.9 x 63.2 x 10.9 mm;
Weight: 139 g; CPU: Dual-core 1 GHz; Built-in
storage: 8 GB; Display: 4-in IPS LCD, 480x800;
Camera: 8 MP.