After launching a range of music phones, LG is coming back with its dual screen phone, called LG Venus, which comes with lower haptic touchscreen and sliding numerical keypad that epitomizes style.
The LG Venus phone is more stylish than a fashion accessory, however, the phone is good combination of music player and web accessibility features.
Users can make phone calls through sliding out the number keypad or by voice activation service. The LG Venus is packed with all technical punches, including 8 megabyte MicroSD card, 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and fast EV-DO data access.
The music player features of Venus supports MP3, WMA and unprotected .aac files as well as V CAST Video and Music. There is side button for all music operations. The LG Venus is also equipped with GPS navigation service, which will locate your favorite locations via the web. The camera gives you good preview and video recording. With the Voice command service, you can make call with your voice.
The LG Venus is powered by Verizon Wireless and it will cost $200 after a $50 rebate and a two-year subscription.
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