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Storage


LG VX9800 miniSD Card SlotStoring high-quality multimedia takes a considerable amount of memory. And with enough space for plenty of videos and hours of music, the VX9800 comes with an extraordinary 128 MB of internal memory and a miniSD memory expansion slot for additional storage with optional cards.


Connectivity


Supporting profiles for a variety of Bluetooth-enabled devices including headsets and many new vehicles, users can pair the VX9800 to objects within a 10 meter radius.

Notorious for disabling OBEX (Object Exchange) profile support, Verizon Wireless took the unprecedented step of allowing users to connect the VX9800 to a laptop, allowing wireless transfer of data and multimedia. Synchronizing applications, consumers can use an external USB cable or go wirelessly through Verizon Wireless (Wireless Sync) for a $10 monthly subscription fee plus airtime.


Conclusion


With all the problems the LG F9100 and Motorola A630 faced, QWERTY devices always seemed to specialize on text messaging with severe gaps in multimedia. Catering to the unique demographic, those devices usually sold poorly appealing to the specific niche.

Not with the VX9800. Not only is it a very capable text messaging device with full QWERTY keyboard, but it also boasts an excellent 1.3-megapixel camera, MP3 player with dual external speakers, EV-DO high speed broadband capabilities, miniSD expansion slot, and unrestricted Bluetooth connectivity.

With so many strengths in imaging, audio, messaging, storage, and connectivity, it's difficult to point out any significant weaknesses. But if there is one, it would have to be its size. Fitting a QWERTY keyboard requires the real estate to type comfortably, and unfortunately the VX9800 is not small.

Additionally, to utilize many of the features, such as video streaming and wireless synchronization, consumers are required to subscribe to Verizon Wireless services. Costing a monthly fee, users may need to pay more than expected.

Regardless, the size is used well featuring an impressive 262K-color screen and dual speakers. With an LCD that's large and bright and forward-facing speakers that are loud and clear, the VX9800 is the perfect setup for watching TV.

Packing robust features and functionality into the LG VX9800, gadget enthusiasts may be hard pressed to find a better device on the market.

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LG VX9800 Review

LG VX9800 - Introduction / Design 1. Introduction / Design
LG VX9800 - Camera / Basic Features 2. Camera / Basic Features
LG VX9800 - Screen / Audio / Messaging 3. Screen / Audio / Messaging
LG VX9800 - Entertainment / Internet 4. Entertainment / Internet
LG VX9800 - Storage / Connectivity / Conclusion 5. Storage / Connectivity / Conclusion
LG VX9800 - Specs / User Reviews 6. Specs / User Reviews

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