LG nabs FCC approval for Verizon's VX9600

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bb @ Sep 7th 2008 2:22PM

Well from what I've heard this is a real hush, hush phone over at VZW. The one thing I do know is it will be out soon how soon I don't I would think by thanksgiving then again with the blackberry coming out soon I don't know if VZW would be stupid enough to pit another high end phone against the Blackberry. Yes I do realize that the Blackberry is a smart phone and the LG isn't but considering that 99% of the features on the Blackberry are also offered on non smart phones its kind of hard to justify spending that much more on a Blackberry. That's just for the handset I'm not even talking about the required data feature you have to get with these handset. I guess it will be more of a wait and see outlook with this handset.

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Esquire0399 @ Sep 7th 2008 2:50PM

To say that 99% of BB features are available on VZW dumbphones is an absolutely absurd statement. BB's have unmatched emailing capabilities, the ability to install 3rd party software, advance PIM capabilities that dumbphones cannot even begin to compete with, and much more. I don't think there will be too many devices within VZW that will pose competition to the Storm, to include the 9600. BTW, please take some time to learn the difference between a complete sentence and a run-on.

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