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This is an update for our post two months ago. Just to remind you, LG-LB1700 DMB Phone features IPN (In-Plane switching) function, which allows you to receive SMS text messages while watching TV broadcasts for uninterrupted viewing. That’s not all; it also comes with a 1.3MP camera, MP3 player, and an electronic dictionary. Watch the video after the jump!

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Cetizen via YouTube gives us a video review of LG’s KH1000 handset. Just to remind you, this HDSPA-enabled slider phone features a 2.2-inch widescreen TFT-LCD display, 1.3MP camera, 2GB flash memory, 1GB SDRAM, and video conferencing capabilities. Its pricetag is US$844 when it’s released. Now watch the video after the jump!

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LG’s sleek KE800 is their latest add-on to the Chocolate line. It features 256MB of memory, 2.0 megapixel camera, FM tunera, MicroSD slot, Bluetooth, and a music player. Nothing else has been said.

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Verizon has just released three new colors for its LG VX8500 slider: “Pearl White”, “Lime Green”, and “Metallic Red”. To refresh your mind, this phone features a TFT-LCD screen, microSD card slot, and touch-sensitive navigation buttons. Find out more pictures and watch the video after the jump!

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T3 provides us with a hands-on video of LG’s SV420 as known as the Shine. This phone features a TFT-LCD display, 2.0-megapixel camera, brushed aluminum accents, 1GB of built-in memory, music player, and a host of multimedia features. Video after the jump.

Via T3.

Unlike the Chocolate phone, the Shine doesn’t have a touchscreen – a good thing as its mirrored stainless steel shell is a furious collector of thumbprints – instead relying on a wide scroll wheel that clicks satisfyingly round with every nudge. It’s an extremely robust and precise way to navigate the menu screens, although being limited to an ‘up-down’ mechanism can feel a little restrictive

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