Distictive Prada Style by LG
With every second person accessorizing with the iPhone these days, it is refreshing to see that LG have rolled up their sleeves and successfully designed an Android Smartphone to challenge it.
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Distinctive Prada Style with Innovative LG Technology
With every second person accessorizing with the iPhone these days, it is refreshing to see that LG have rolled up their sleeves and successfully designed an Android Smartphone to challenge it. The Prada Phone by LG 3.0 is sleek (8.95mm thin), stylish and packed with desirable features. Fashionistas will be suitably impressed with the phones large 4.3 inch NOVA screen, luminous and bright display and classic glossy paint/high-backing finish. With 8 GB of user memory, users can enjoy twice the entertainment with Dual Architecture. The PRADA phone by LG 3.0 boasts a 1.0GHz Dual-Core/Dual-Channel architecture for high-speed performance, and dual-band Wi-Fi for high-speed internet surfing. Its attractive features include an 8MP camera, which captures crystal clear and well detailed shots. The continuous shot and panorama option is a step above many of its rivals in the smartphone market. For standard smartphone tasks the Prada Phone 3.0 has proved beyond capable as well, with high-quality functionality for calling, messaging and gaming. The phone package comes packed with Prada accessories to complete the designer look; including a phone cradle, Bluetooth headset and stylish pouches to complement the handset. For more information on the Prada Phone 3.0 by LG, visit www.lg.com.au/mobile-phones
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Garmin: Edge 800
Garmin’s focus on GPS navigation technology for automotives is globally recognised. However, more recently the company been expanding their range across diverse markets; including marine, fitness, outdoor recreation and aviation.
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Addict R3: Road Bike for Men
Ask any professional road cyclist about what features they most highly favour in a road bike, and lightness and sturdiness are two that will most certainly be high on their list.
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Scott Foil
According to ProCycling Magazine, the Scott Foil was one of the most eagerly anticipated bikes for 2011. The Foil is an aero road bike, designed to be more efficient in all road conditions. With features including a HMX carbon fibre frame, Shimano Dura Ace Di2 gear for shifting precision, and Zip 404 carbon clincher wheels; the Foil is unbeatable.The engineers at Scott set out to build a bike for every day and every race, avoiding compromises on weight, stiffness and speed. With the frame weighing just 840g, and beating its predecessor ‘Addict’ for stiffness, The Foil is the tipping point for aero road bike design.
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Focus Izalco Pro 1.0
The Focus Izalco range has stolen the attention of cycling pros and enthusiasts alike. It has been the favoured bike by German Pro Tour Team MILRAM since 2009, and has also won Bicycling Magazine Editors’ Choice Award for the past two consecutive years.
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Garmin 910XT
The Forerunner 910XT by Garmin has captured the attention of Triathletes, after being prominently displayed at the Triathalon World Championships in Korea in October 2011. This latest breakthrough in technology is the only all-in-one GPS-enabled device that provides detailed measurement solutions for swim metrics and tracks distance, pace, elevation and heart rate for running and cycling.
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BMC: New Timemachine (TM01)
When Adreas Raelert blitzed a new long-distance world record on the TM01 in Challenge Roth, July 2011, it really made the professional cycling world stand up and pay attention. Soon after this, Cadel Evans also chose the TM01 as his bike of choice during his two time trial stages in the Tour de France.
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