LG LG-LH2300 Touchscreen Phone

Mar 20 2008, 9:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

LG announces the LG-LH2300 mobile phone with Touchscreen in Korea.

The LG LG-LH2300 features a 3 inch touchscreen with a cool WVGA (800x480px) resolution. This is the first phone to support that kind of screen resolution in Korea.
Other features of the LG-LH2300 include 3MP camera, terrestrial DMB, Bluetooth 2.0 and MicroSD card slot.

The LG LG-LH2300 will go on sale in April.
Via the LG site (Korean).

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