Thu Jul 21, 2005 6:44 pm
The LG VX8000 was the first device to feature Verizon Wireless' promising new 3G technology, but drawbacks in size, weight, and design hindered its appeal to the mass market.
Six months later, the VX8100 hit the shelves, promising to fix past mistakes LG overlooked, such as a more compact device, Bluetooth functionality, and an expandable memory slot.
But while the VX8100 incorporates all the breakthrough technologies of the VX8000 including high-speed EV-DO, 1.3-megapixel camera, and video and music on-demand, certain features were scaled back to keep costs within reason.
See all the pros and cons, and how the VX8100 measures up to its predecessor. With a built-in MP3 audio player, dual speakers for stereo sound, and a 3D graphics engine the VX8100 pacts quite a punch.
- LG VX8100 Review
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