The LG enV(2) is official
LG enV(2)
(Credit: Verizon)A day ahead of its scheduled announcement, Verizon decided to spill the beans and put out a press release announcing the LG enV(2), which is the genuine successor to the LG enV of years past. As we mentioned awhile ago, we originally thought the Voyager was the enV successor, but as it turns out, the Voyager is in a completely separate class. Which is fine, since the LG enV(2)--yes, we find the parentheses a little odd as well--is a pretty good-looking phone in its own right. Smooth and slim, it mimics the original enV design with a clamshell look when closed, and a full QWERTY keyboard when flipped open. Sure the display doesn't look as big, but it definitely looks far and away improved over the original enV. Its features aren't too shabby either; we're talking EV-DO support as well as access to Verizon's array of broadband services like V Cast Music and Video, VZ Navigator, stereo Bluetooth, a 2.0-megapixel camera, a microSD card slot, and an MP3 player.
The enV(2) will be available starting April for $129.99 after a $50 rebate and a two-year service agreement.
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the clamshell design is always exciting but the front looks like that sprint phone
i think its called the upstage
i think the voyager should just be claimed the enV 3
vx9800 was the first
vx99000 was the second (env)
vx10000 is the third (voyager)
it makes perfect sense to follow the pattern
especially since they have consecutive model numbers
John
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D. Roberts
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