LG will be showing off their new LG KF510 at the Mobile World Congress next week. The LG KF510 is another LG designer phone, and it has to be said, comes with some seriously good looks. Not only does it have LG’s checkerboard keys that it’s used to good effect on several of its previous models, it’s also equipped with neat OLED display directly underneath the screen.

More details and pictures of the LG KF510 after the jump.

As it’s a designer phone, the KF510 is, of course, very thin, at just 10.99mm thick. LG have managed to squeeze quite a bit into this tiny frame, including a decent 3 megapixel camera, and an MP3 player. Nothing revolutionary, but perfectly adequate.

Where the KF510 tries to shine, though, is with its user interface, which has been completely redesigned. Not only do you get new animations on all the icons, the touchscreen display also vibrates slightly whenever you run your finger over one of them, providing true feedback as if you were pushing a real button.

LG will be showing off the LG-KF510 next week at the Mobile World Congress, so we’ll give you more details then. The LG-KF510 release date is March 2008, but no news on price yet.

[Source: Aving.net]