LG’s KG800 measures at just 15.2mm thic and features a 1.3-megapixel camera, 2.0-inch TFT display, 128MB of built-in memory, USB connectivity, and an MP3 player. Click here to see the video. Via TechEBlog.

It was the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, the first portable cellphone in the world. It weighed 28 ounces and measured 13 inch x 1.75 inch x 3.5 inch. As we know, this first portable cellphone is analog and it boasted one hour of talk time and eight hours of standby time. You can compare it to the Motorola RAZR, which weight only 3.5 ounces and measures 3.9 inch x 2.1 inch x 0.5 inch. You can buy this old-fashioned cellphone at Retro Brick. Via Popgadget.

The HTC MTeoR is the world’s first 3G Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone with a slim and stylish candy bar design. It has 2.2″ TFT LCD screen and built-in 1.3 Megapixel camera. The MTeoR features Windows Mobile 5.0 Direct Push technology for immediate synchronization of email, calendar and notes plus document viewers for PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The HTC MTeoR measures 112.4 mm x 49 mm x 14.8 mm and weight 120 grams, it will be available by end of July. Along with the MTeoR, HTC also launches the TyTN (or it is also called the HTC Hermes) which is targetted at business users on the move. HTC Hermes offers different types of connectivity options including: tri-band UMTS 3G, plus GSM, GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a mini-USB port. It also features the QWERTY keyboard, 2.8 Inch colour displays with touch-screen, a jog wheel for easy, one-hand operation, and 2 Megapixel camera plus a secondary VGA camera for video conferencing. Via New Launches.

The new Amex i-Talk is the next generation VOIP phone. With USB support, a sound card and compatibility with services like Skype, Windows Messenger Live, Net2Phone and more, this phone is aiming to be the standard phone in your house. Pricing and availability details are not yet available. Via TechFresh.

Pantech IM-S110 is an ultra slim phone with a 3.2MP Camera, a Mp3 player, a FM Tuner and a miniSD, available in Pink or White. There’s a built in dictionary for translating between Korean and English. Via Gizmodo.