Camera
The LG A7150 was at the forefront of mobile photography in 2004, featuring a VGA camera that could rotate 180 degrees. This rotating mechanism was innovative, allowing users to easily capture photos at different angles, and there was an LED flash to assist in low-light conditions. The camera also supported video recording, though the quality is incomparable to modern smartphones. The absence of a dedicated selfie camera wasn't uncommon during this time, as the notion of ubiquitous self-photography had not yet taken off.