LG LG-KB1500 and LG-LB1500 Slim DMB-T Handsets

Apr 26 2006, 8:22am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

LG offers the compact and slim LG-KB1500 and LG-LB1500 DMB-T mobile phones in Korea.

The new LG DMB-T handsets feature a 2.2 inch QVGA LCD screen with 170 viewing angle. This neat DMB-T phone is 19.6mm thick and weighs 120g.

The LG LG-KB1500 and LG-LB1500 are going to be available in May.
More details and more hi-res photos of the cute gadget model on AVing. Via Phoney World.

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