AT&T page mentions the LG Vu -- in two flavors

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fyreblazer @ Mar 17th 2008 3:07PM

You guys sure that the variances isn't for camera/non-camera?

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RC @ Mar 17th 2008 6:00PM

It's not a business phone like the Tilt, so there isn't any reason to make a camera and no camera variant. Probably a MediaFLO and non MediaFLO version. Or different storage sizes.

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youngcalihottie @ Mar 18th 2008 6:28AM

camera/no camera would make a lot more sense. hopefully thats what it is.
otherwise, this is f'n stupid! and we'll have another lg cu500/cu500v mess on our hands!

-thank you for calling at&t how may i help you?
-i cant get my mediaflo to work
-do you have a vu?
-yes i do
-hmm i dont know what the problem is. return it to the store

-welcome to the att store. how may i help you?
-i cant get my mediaflo to work
-do you have a vu?
-yes i do
-hmm i dont know what the problem is. call customer service

replace "mediaflo" with "video share"
and replace "vu" with "cu500"
and youll see the current problem that would just be getting duplicated with another phone and feature. so dumb.

just give them all mediaflo so it can be activated once the service is available in their area. *cough*tmobile doesnt cripple aws phones in random markets*cough*

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