LG Electronics, Inc. was founded in Korea in 1958. The company's original name was GoldStar Inc., and its first product was a radio. The company's name was changed to LG Electronics in 1995. Today, LG offers both CDMA and GSM mobile phones for your wireless communications needs. Some of the U.S. service providers that carry LG phones include Alltel, Cingular, Sprint, U.S. Cellular, and Verizon.

Choosing an LG Camera Phone
LG offers an impressive selection of camera phones for customers who are interested in recording still images and/or video clips. Two of the most popular LG camera phones are the LG VX6100 and the LG VX8100. These LG cell phones produce images that are suitable for sharing via multimedia messaging or displaying as standard 4x6 prints.

The LG VX6100 includes a 330K-pixel CMOS camera with a 4x digital zoom. This LG cell phone's photographic features include brightness adjustment, self-timer, color effects, white balance, flash, mirror, file quality adjustment, and shutter sound adjustment. The LG VX6100 also provides SMS, EMS, and MMS messaging functions as well as wireless web access and 2.9 MB of storage space.

The LG VX8100 has a 1.3-megapixel CMOS camera with 8x digital zoom that can record both still images and 15-second video clips. The LG VX8100 also features speaker-independent voice recognition software, an MP3 audio player, and a personal organizer. Bluetooth wireless technology lets you add a headset for hands-free cell phone operation. The LG VX8100 is an updated version of the company's popular VX8000 cell phone.