LG enV Touch VX11000

Just after introducing the Voyager in 2007, the manufacturers have come up with LG enV Touch VX11000 – a non-smartphone incorporating a full touch-sensitive display, along with internal QWERTY keyboard. The proposed name “Voyager 2” was retired, as this new model has notable improvements such as – two large 3” WVGA displays; improved user interface; quality of calls; and 3 megapixels autofocus camera.

At the very first look of it, you can easily identify that this new handset is an upgrade from the Voyager, though both have many similar characteristics in design – clamshell form-factor with 2-stop hinges. Unlike the Voyager, the display takes more space in the front; pewter chrome accents surrounding and not shiny and reflective as the mirror chrome. The soft-touch coating remains still in the backside. The size of the handset is - 4.52 x 2.16 x 0.66 inches (115 x 55 x 17 mm).

The external 3 inches resistive touchscreen display is quite impressive, which has WVGA 800 x 480 pixel resolution, supporting 1.6 million colors. Excepting that it is not touch-sensitive, the internal display is of same size and specifications. The new enV Touch phone has a light sensor, for automatically adjusting the brightness of the external display, based on surrounding light levels and also a proximity sensor. This will switch off the display when you are on a call and take the phone near your face.

The new phone has physical buttons on the front for Send, Clear/Voice Command, and End/Power. On the left side are camera button; volume rocker and lock button; 3.5 mm headset jack; and microSD card slot on the right side; microUSB data port on the bottom; and 3 MP camera with flash on the back.
The QWERTY keyboard below the display has been improved – more rounded edges on buttons; single space key in the center; d-pad larger – to make typing more easier.
The LG enV Touch VX11000– has a lot of improvements in User Interface; Phone Book; Organizer; Voice Command facilities etc., which you will relish very much.