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New details on LG VX8800 for Verizon

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Published on: 27 September, 2007 by PhoneArena Team

This article contains unofficial information.

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We recently informed you about the upcoming LG VX8800 and LG VX10000 that Verizon is planning on releasing sometime over the next few months. Today we were provided with several more pictures and specifications about the VX8800 by an anonymous source.

The Camera has been updated from a 1.3MP to a 2MP, yet there is no Flash or AutoFocus.The Dynamic Color TFT Touchpad, which replaces the scroll wheel on the VX8550 Chocolate, has text icons that change depending on which application you are using. You can "slide" you finger across the display's arrows to scroll thorough the menus. There are two themes included, the standard "Verizon" and a new one as shown in the pictures. The back of the phone has a leather-like feel and imprint to it. The included battery is 800 mAh.



LG VX8800

Despite the information and pictures provided, no one seems to know when the VX8800 will be released, what the target price will
be, or if it will still carry the name "Chocolate".

Please continue to check PhoneArena.com as we will provide you with any updates as they become available.

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RV @ 27 September, 2007 05:41:11 PM

chocolate title

speaking as a person who sells chocolates, my vote would be for "liquid chocolate" for the new display.
u know u like it! :D

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anonymous @ 27 September, 2007 06:14:36 PM

Touch Chocolate... it's so obvious!

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anonymous @ 27 September, 2007 07:14:13 PM

'Liquid Chocolate. The only chocolate you want to melt in your hand'

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tk @ 28 September, 2007 03:06:08 PM

mr

Chocolate "power bar"

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what @ 28 September, 2007 03:22:21 PM

who

liquid choclate? i also sell them. thats a ridiculous name. i dont think they should stay away from the name cholate. seeing how they have never hade a "choclate" colored one.

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Tzinger @ 29 September, 2007 08:08:30 PM

Verizon = bad

It doesn't matter what phone Verizon sells, they won't let you connect directly to your computer. Verizon disables any direct connection so you'll pay their fees to connect to their online service.

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what @ 29 September, 2007 08:33:44 PM

what

direct connec to get music? why wouldnt you just use a memory card reader to dump all the mp3s and wma's that you want onto the card? the phone will read them just fine. let the phone format the card and start putting music into your MY MUSIC folder.

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what @ 30 September, 2007 09:25:37 AM

your fault

so your blaming verion for you poor choice in buying a phone? or could it be your phone came out before alot of phones had memory cards? i deal with ignorant people like you everday, you go blaming Verizon for your phone not having all the features you wanted, because you were to cheap to buy what you wanted. what phone do you have anyways? theres not a VCast music phone without a memory card slot.

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connection @ 30 September, 2007 02:25:01 PM

connection to computer

just use bitpim

www.bitpim.org

i use it to manage everything on my phone

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The winner @ 30 September, 2007 08:25:48 PM

Simple.

Look, it's easy. You don't have anyone to blame for this, but yourself. You chose:
1: Your phone.
2: Your network
Your choices, your consequences.
You have a poor choice in phones, if it doesn't have a memory card slot. You have a poor choice in networks, because Verizon is not exactly the least restricting network out there. Makes me glad that they have good networks in Scotland.
Note to self: Don't waste words explaining things to retards.

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