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LG VX9400
LG's black and silver beauty is one of the flagship phones for Verizon Wireless' V Cast mobile television service. The VX9400's main attraction is a vivid 2.2-inch screen that rotates 90 degrees so you can watch CSI the way it's meant to be viewed — horizontally. Gripes: At 4 x 1.9 x 0.7 inches, it's clunky for a phone, and constantly turning the screen to access the keypad gets to be annoying.
WIRED: Friendly interface. Pleasant, rubbery feel. Sharp photos from 1.3-megapixel cam. Mobile TV looks crisp and clean — The Daily Show on the toilet? W00t!
TIRED: Cramped keypad. Weak speaker volume. TV antenna looks ridiculous when extended. No memory card or USB cable included. TV service available in limited areas; signal can be inconsistent.
- Style: Multimedia
- Manufacturer: LG
- Price: $150 with two year contract
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