LG VX8350 for Verizon graces FCC

by Chris Ziegler, posted Apr 9th 2007 at 12:00PM

We don't know much about this phone, but we're sure of one thing: we really don't want it to drop in salmon pink. Seriously, this is just about the ugliest FCC ID label document in recent memory. Anyhow, this one will hit with EV-DO and Bluetooth, but we don't know much else; the back of the phone doesn't do much in the way of revealing a form factor -- it could realistically be a slider, flip or a rather wide candybar. Any way you look at it, though, we're going to guess that this one isn't going to bear the same level of chic as its VX8500, 8600, and 8700 cousins.

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

Tags: lg, verizon, verizon wireless, VerizonWireless, vx8350, vzw

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Neutral

LordObento @ Apr 9th 2007 12:20PM

Looks like the Stereo speakers are moving close together.

Neutral

MajorXero @ Apr 9th 2007 3:43PM

That is...

It's...

WTF?

Neutral

Nick @ Apr 9th 2007 5:15PM

looks like the form factor will be a slider....look at the top right corner of the phone. It has the loop for a wrist strap there...when is the last flip phone you saw with that positioned anywhere but on the hinge. Probably a low end slider phone or the new kids chaperone phone. imo

Neutral

cdubb @ Apr 11th 2007 4:29AM

perhaps an evolution to the tried and true VX8300 for all the people who enjoy the solid feel of that model as well as the features. Like the evolution of the 8100 to the 8300 It would be smaller, feature the more top of the line features bluetooth 2.0, mp3 wma player, big external and internal screens, nice speakerphone?
But yeah on the salmon, hmmm

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