Most of you accept apparently apparent the AT&T commercials for the LG Expo and its air-conditioned projector accessory. Unfortunately, the projector isn't included with the buzz (it's a $179 add-on), but that doesn't beggarly the Expo isn't account a look. In fact, absolutely the adverse is true. With a accelerated 1GHz Snapdragon processor and glassy interface, the LG Expo is one of the best Windows phones on the bazaar today for business users. Admittedly, there are some accessory issues, such as the abridgement of a 3.5mm headphone jack, but the LG Expo packs all the all-important appearance and manages to do so in a added bunched and glassy amalgamation than the HTC Tilt2. The LG Expo is accessible now from AT&T for $199.99 with a two-year arrangement and afterwards a $100 mail-in rebate.
Design
LG did a absolutely nice job with the architecture of the Expo, accumulation both a abounding QWERTY keyboard and ample blow awning into a almost bunched frame. The smartphone measures 4.45 inches alpine by 2.16 inches advanced by 0.63 inch abysmal and weighs 4.46 ounces. It's absolutely not the aboriginal buzz in the world, but compared with the analogously featured HTC Tilt2/HTC Blow Pro2, the Expo's added pocket-friendly ability is absolutely apparent and welcome. Plus, it's easier and added adequate to authority while on a buzz chat and has a actual solid construction.
With its added bunched design, awning admeasurement is the aboriginal affluence to go. Unlike the Tilt2, which has a 3.6-inch display, the Expo appearance a 3.2-inch, WVGA (800x480 pixels) arresting blow awning that displays 16 actor colors. Given the display's abate size, we did end up application the stylus added generally than we did on the HTC device. Also, like the Samsung Omnia, the stylus isn't housed aural the anatomy of the smartphone. Instead, you accept to attach it via braiding to the high larboard bend of the smartphone, so you accept an added allotment dangling off the ancillary of the device. It's not a accord breaker, but we adopt a added automated design.