LG has hired busty British model/actress Kelly Brook to be the official “face” of the company’s new Optimus One Android phone, going so far as to take photos of Kelly holding the phone. She’s not actually looking at it, though – presumably that would’ve cost more.
Here’s what Kelly Brook thinks about the Optimus One:
“The LG Optimus One really is the perfect accessory – not only for its stylish looks but it also has loads of clever features that suit my lifestyle and let me find out just about everything … it allows me to stay in touch with my friends and family on the go, wherever I may be. I love being able to share my photos instantly and having recently joined Twitter the phone is also a great tool for tweeting to my fans”
Thanks, Kelly. Can you help us out later? A couple of readers want to know what video formats it supports. Here she is. Holding one.
We have emailed LG requesting many, many more photographs at a significantly higher resolution and from other angles. This pic via Pocket Lint.
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