Verizon Follows Up V With enV
Nov 27, 2006, 2:28 AM by (staff)
Verizon today announced the successor to the V or VX9800 QWERTY phone. Like the V before, the enV uses Verizon's standard interface, not a smartphone operating system, in a feature-packed phone with a QWERTY keyboard. The enV has a small screen and full numeric keypad outside, and a large landscape screen with a full QWERTY keyboard when open. The enV features EV-DO high speed data, stereo Bluetooth, an autofocus 2 Megapixel camera, stereo speakers and a MicroSD slot. It also features text to speech for reading messages aloud. The enV is available for $200 with a two year contract. Verizon is currently offering an additional $50 online discount.
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LG enV Rocks!
http://skattertech.com/2006/11/lg-vx9900-env-verizon/ »
Also if anyone has any questions please feel free to ask here or on my site.
What advantage does this phone have over a Windows Mobile phone such as the new Treo or the Motorola Q?
It seems like this phone is as expensive as the PDA/Smartphone, but it doesn't offer things that they do, while...
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MP3/WMA player
Stereo BT
V...
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I don't see why you're all complaining
I'm going to look into getting this phone. Still, camera quality is the most important thing to me so if it isn't sensitive to...
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My review
Phone just came in a few days ago and I was a current owner of a 9800 to which I just sold on ebay about a week ago. Was looking to upgrade to the 9900 but changed my mind due to a couple things about this phone.
The positives:
The 9900 as most all know now is finally slimmer! It's also about a 1/2 ounce lighter.
It's 2.0 megapixel camera is finally now in the quality realm of a Samsung and finally since the chocolate came out LG's can now take over the MMS limit of 15 secs of video. That's a huge improvement! Also the quality of the video is comparable to the Samsung 990. The video codec LG is now using is a much higher grade codec, or the compre...
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LG 9900 with Mobile Web 2????
Just coming up shy...
muchdrama said:
That's where this phone fails to entice me...not offering a rich, smartphone operating system.
Thats what I thought to until someone told me its for people under 25 who like to text.