Handset maker LG has revealed that a version of its Korea-only KG800 slider will be hitting European shelves this summer, sporting a fashionable design and touch-sensitive buttons.
LG KG800 review summary
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LG KG800
Score: 68% When: May 2006 Worth: €500
Read the full article » With the KG800, LG clearly made the decision to keep specifications on the down low in order to bring forward a small, light and supremely stylish handset - although its price tag claims otherwise. Its feature set - including a mediocre camera and music player - compares reasonably well to other slim and fashion phones; its most aggravating fault is the lagging text input, which stands in contrast to its responsive touch-sensitive navigational controls. This is a handset for those who primarily call and text, and want to look good doing it. Read the full article » |
LG KG800 launch coverage
Following the
recent unveiling of a slate of new handsets, handset maker LG has announced that it intends to bring a GSM version of the company's 'Chocolate' CDMA handset for the Korean market to Europe. A slider fashion phone, the handset will be peddled under the KG800 moniker and integrates among other features touch-sensitive controls similar to those found in Samsung's recently unveiled
SGH-E900 as well as a 2-inch, 262K colour display.
Further details concerning the handset were not available, as LG said it expects to be able to share the full extent of its specifications in May. The Korean version of the handset does however include features such as a 1.3 Megapixel camera, Bluetooth support and an MP3 compatible audio player, several of which are likely candidates for inclusion in the European edition.
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