LG's VX8600 Chocolate flip is tr�s sweet

by Michael Caputo, posted Sep 9th 2006 at 5:32PM

Overwhelmed with all the latest Chocolate intel? Does your sweet tooth still want more? Well here you go. Roc A Fella was able to smuggle out some marketing photos today and let us tell you, she's quite a sweet phone. Expect external music controls (yep), Bluetooth 2.0. microSD, a 1.3 megapixel camera, and V CAST music (1.2). Word on the street is that this one just may come out this month. As we eagerly anticipate the newest edition to Verizon's lineup, we'll just have to wait and see as more details surface.

Filed under: Handsets, LG, Verizon Wireless, 1xRTT, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: chocolate, vx8600

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liquidplatinum @ Sep 9th 2006 7:00PM

About time someone got those pics out! The 8600 is even hotter in person. It's going to make a lot of people who bought the 8500 and were "ify" about the slider form factor regret their purchase.

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FrenchPoodle @ Sep 9th 2006 7:05PM

Question now is if I should trade in my Chocolate for this?

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NokiaFun @ Sep 10th 2006 11:20AM

That typically for LG it is a not bad design and to no functionality! Nokia far ahead

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Paul Chavady @ Sep 10th 2006 1:39PM

What happened? The checkerboard design was better, the black camera was better, check out how it was SUPPOSED to look: http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2006/09/07/lgs-black-sapphire-mg810-chocolate-flip-phone-is-real/

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