LG Dare available through Verizon online store
By Will Park on Thursday, June 26th, 2008 at 9:15 PM PST In Announcements, Devices, LG, Photos, Verizon
It’s finally here! Verizon (NYSE: VZ)’s touchscreen cameraphone alternative to the iPhone 3G has landed on Verizon Wireless’ website. As expected, sales of the sleek LG Dare kick off today through Verizon’s online storefront.
The LG Dare boasts some serious hardware to back-up that iPhone-fighting touchscreen. Not only does the LG Dare sport an iPhone-esque proximity sensor, but it also packs a 3.2 megapixel camera (with auto-focus, flash, and face-detection), Bluetooth A2DP, EVDO Rev. A, full-HTML browser, and microSD card slot. Of course, the generous 3-inch touchscreen with haptic feedback is the main attraction for the LG Dare.
While touchscreen lovers looking for immediate gratification through an in-store purchase will have to wait it out until July 3, online shoppers can nab a new LG Dare for $199.99 through Verizon’s website, with 2-year contract of course.
We can’t wait to put the LG Dare through its paces, and with a little luck, we’ll have a review unit of our very own to show our readers. For the time being, enjoy the LG Dare pics.
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the Dare is a great phone!! I love it!!
u can learn alot about it at http://lg-dare.com