First of all the GD900 strikes you as a bit gimmicky, but that isn't really fair. The keypad does open up some interesting options for data input. The result is a hybrid handset and hybrids often suffer by not falling into one camp or another. But it's certainly a distinctive phone and the...
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It is a shame about the lack of GPS, the camera is not as good as other 8-megapixel offerings and the 3D cube part of the user interface is a waste of time. The phone is a magnet for greasy fingermarks, but the gesture control and Transparent Touchpad are nice ideas that work well.
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Pellinifool
Slow and buggy, made me leave LG for good. Defiantly not worth the £200 I paid for it back in 2009. If for some reason you do buy one, don't pull the sticker off the back, I did and within days it was more scratched than the back of an iPod. Get a proper smartphone instead.
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