Verizon has a new low-to-mid range device in its portfolio. It’s the LG VX8360, successor to the VX8350 model, which is already out-of-stock on the carrier’s website.
Specs wise, there’s nothing special about LG’s clamshell. It’s a music-centric phone with dedicated keys for music playback, 1.3 megapixel camera, QVGA screen, 950mAh battery, GPS, and a microSD expansion slot (cards of up to 8GB are supported). As for the compatible services, the VX8360 can sing along VCast Music with Rhapsody and VZ Navigator.
The price, you ask? It starts from $49.99 on a two-year term, and goes way up to $239.99 sans any contracts signed.
[Via: PhoneArena]