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If you’re curious about the surprises that Verizon Wireless is preparing for the next period and that are aimed at its North American customers, you should wonder no more, because the latest novelty consists of a brand new LG device, the VX8360.



The clamshell Verizon is using as a lure on the American market is presented as a “Bluetooth music phone”, being the successor of another LG model, the VX8350, an affordable device that is sold at the present for only $49.99. The great thing about the new cell phone is the fact that it is expected to be released under the same price which is the result of a $50 mail-in rebate and of a two-year contract agreement.

Even if the phone won’t impress the most pretentious demands of the customers, being only a mid-end handset without the ground-breaking capabilities people are accustomed to nowadays, the price-quality ratio might easily convert it into an alternative that is worthy of your attention.



Featuring a sleek design, the LG VX8360 has a considerable amount of technical and entertainment options, such as a 2 inch TFT internal display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and 262K colors, a 1.17 inch TFT external display with a resolution of 96 x 96 pixels and 65K colors, a 1.3 megapixel camera that offers a resolution of 1280 x 960 pixels, self timer, video capabilities and color effects, high-speed EVDO connectivity, the Verizon Navigator service, dashboard with Mobile Web, a music player that is equipped with external controls, a dual speaker, stereo sound, Bluetooth connectivity.

In addition, there is a microSD card support that gives the user the chance to expand the existent internal memory of the phone with no more than 8 GB. Measuring 3.64 x 1.91 x 0.78 inches and weighing approximately 3.35 ounces, the LG VX8360 provides up to 314 minutes of talk time and up to 641 hours of stand-by time.

Unfortunately, the release date for this Bluetooth music phone is still unknown, as Verizon decided to wait for the moment when the LG VX8350 is sold out.

(Source: unwiredview.com)