Pink Chocolate? LG says yes

by Paul Miller, posted Apr 10th 2006 at 12:59PM

LG has thoroughly trashed their black and white "chocolate" metaphor with their new pink LG Chocolate, the LG-SV590. With 350,000 of the slim-slider Chocolate phones sold so far, it's hard to fault LG for releasing the phone in a new color, but we were kind of digging the whole edible motif. No matter, the phone still has its 2-inch QVGA screen, 512MB of memory, and LG even has a US version in the works.

Filed under: Handsets, LG

Tags: chocolate, lg, lg-sv590, pink, pink chocolate, PinkChocolate, qvga

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Joe Smith @ Apr 10th 2006 1:19PM

The only thing better than a shockingly beautiful woman was if there were three of them. Such exquisite looks are making my eyes water! Sooo beautiful! I can't tear my eyes off the screen!

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Atanas Boev @ Apr 11th 2006 9:21AM

#1, nah, I don't like the girl with the black phone...

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gonzalo @ Apr 12th 2006 4:23PM

all those girls are not atrractive at all. you guys must be kidding me or havent seen any other girls in your life.

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kldsaiohdfso @ Apr 24th 2007 5:18AM

wrong phone notice this has a full touch pad instead of the touch pad being only on the outside you can tell cause the other chocolate has a circle in the center instead of a square this has 100mb of memory

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Sierra @ Jun 24th 2007 4:31PM

ok my verizon RAZR doesnt work anymore and i want to get a lg chocolate. i have limited it down to red and black, but now i am stuck. I can't tell which one i want. PLEASE HELP ME! i need to get one fast.

♥thanx♥

☺ reply asap PLEASE ☺

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GEORGE @ Mar 31st 2008 9:19PM

GET THE RED ONE!!!!

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