The LG Voyager is Verizon's first touch screen mobile phone. Its clamshell design encases a full QWERTY keypad.The Voyager comes with an amazing 240 x 400 touch screen on the outside of the phone. While viewing websites, the screen is one of the best I've seen on a phone. Wireless internet access is provided via Verizon's EVDO network on a full HTML web browser. No Wi-Fi capabilities on this one.
As you open the Voyager laterally, there is a surprising full QWERTY keypad and ANOTHER 240 x 400 display. On either side of the screen is a speaker Althought you can view websites on the second screen, I suggest viewing them on the touch screen. The navigation toggle takes up a lot of time.
The phone offers a 2 megapixel camera and camcorder, an external MicroSD card slot, USB connectivity, and Bluetooth.
The entertainment features are excellent. The Voyager supports V CAST capabilities, including MobileTV, VCast Video, and music. It even has an FM radio.
Some other features include a Calculator, Calendar, Reminders, Currency converter, and Pocket Office.
Although I am a huge ATT fan, the Voyage seems a way better option over the iPhone because of the extra functionality offered with the keypad.
The phone will be released in stores on November 21, 2007.
Price: $350-400
Nice video with Voyager pics http://youtube.com/watch?v=RZ5a6n4jNLg&watch_response
2 comments:
i love this phone but it is way to expense. what is a good alternative?
In Response to auntiec:
Wow, this is a good question. I am not sure if there is a cheaper phone than this. I am assuming you are looking for a touch screen phone. The Voyager isn't coming in less than $200 at the moment. The other touch screen phone LG put out was the LG KE850 which did well in Korea. The LG KE850 is in the price range of $400 dollars. I will look into this. Touch screen phones..although possibly the way of the future...are still not all that common.
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