Branded as music phones, the three new handsets from LG are squarely targeted at emerging markets and could be categorized as low to mid-end devices.  Of the three, the GM310 (second in the picture) seems to stand out with its slightly better specs compared to GM210 (left) and GM205 (right).  The GM310 slider offers what every true music phone should offer, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and has dedicated music keys with support for microSD cards going up to 32GB to go with the 512MB or 1GB onboard.  It supports tri-band GSM and dual-band HSDPA networks and has a fairly sized 2.2-inch QVGA display.  A 3.15-megapixel camera should be enough for anybody’s immediate imaging needs and there’s Bluetooth 2.1 for sending them around.

The GM210, also a slider, seems destined to stay in the low-range segment with a 2-megapixel camera, music keys, a microSD slot that can handle cards of up to 4GB, and USB 2.0 connectivity.  The GM205 also boasts of a similar 2-megapixel camera, dedicated music buttons, 2.1 channel speakers, and 2GB microSD support.

All the three handsets sport Dolby Mobile and LG Sound Engine and will be released in emerging markets of Asia and Latin America, after which they will be rolled out gradually in a total of 30 countries.  No price details have been announced yet.