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Verizon Wirless LG Voyager vx10000 Announced

Posted on October 3, 2007
Filed Under Mobile Phones, Verizon Wireless, LG |

The LG Voyager vx10000 from Verizon Wireless was announced to the pubic this week.  This mobile phone is the successor to the LG enV vx9900.  It comes with a very impressive looking touch screen which is going to help Verizon compete with AT&T in the high end phone market. 

Verizon has always struggled in the past to provide the latest phone technology to its customers.  Working with LG to produce a phone to rival the iPhone is a huge step in the right direction for them.  This hopefully means going forward that we should see more phones in the future that should have the latest technology. 

The two biggest benefits to the LG Voyager is the faster Internet connectivity and the fact that the phone slides open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard.  Many customers that have purchased the new iPhone have been unhappy with the lack of a real keypad or keyboard, the Voyager will definitely get the attentions of those that were put off by this.  LG Voyager vx10000When this phone is opened not only does it reveal the full QWERTY keyboard but it also has an additional lcd screen on the inside.  This cell phone includes a 2 megapixel camera, microSD card slot, and will be V CAST Mobile TV capable. 

The actual price and release date of the LG vx10000 has yet to be announced but it is expected that it will cost somewhere around $400 and should be released before the Thanksgiving holiday.  We will update you on this when more information is released.   

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