LG FUSIC Phone On Sprint
The LG FUSIC Mobile phone is ready for a US release on the Sprint network very soon. The LG FUSIC is the first phone in the US which has a FM Transmitter. Thanks to the FM transmitter users can groove to the music via a Radio or Car Stereo and sing those blues away!
The LG FUSIC Phone apart from its great music capabilities will let users also access the Sprint Power Vision(SM) Network which delivers entertainment and multimedia services on broadband like speeds. One can also access the online Sprint Music Store and download full versions of the current hits over the air. Each song is available for $2.50, and customers receive two copies of the song for both their mobile and PC. The phone also supports audio formats like MP3, WMA and AAC formats and video formats like 3GPP, 3G2 and MP4.
The new LG FUSIC Phone features a 1.3 megapixel camera with video capabilities and via the Sprint PCS Picture Mail share, print and displays their mobile images. Thanks to the unique and novel external navigation pad, the music capabilities can be accessed in seconds and the phone also impresses us with its trendy and hip design. The phone also has connectivity options like Bluetooth and USB and the memory can be expanded via a MicroSD card. If you want to explore your hidden music capabilities then experiment on the ring tone composer and who knows maybe you’ll come up with a little musical gem(highly unlikely).The FUSIC LG phone is available on Sprint for 329.99 or $179.99 after rebate with a two-year service agreement. For more info visit: Sprint
-- Sprint Music Store - Customers can choose from hundreds of thousands of songs in virtually every music genre. Each song purchased through the Sprint Music Store is $2.50, and customers receive two copies of the song - one for their phone and another for their PC. Customers can transfer additional audio files (MP3, WMA and AAC formats) as well as video files (3GPP, 3G2 and MP4 formats) to the phone via the included USB cable and removable memory storage which is increasable up to a gigabyte, giving customers the ability to determine how many songs they want with them on the go! Customers can also burn their music from their PC to a CD using Windows Media Player. To use the Sprint Music Store, a Sprint Power Vision phone is required and a data plan is recommended.
-- External Navigation Pad - Customers can quickly access their favorite music including MP3 files and other popular media formats right from the external navigation pad.
-- FM Transmitter - Customers can hear their music in stereo sound by using the FM Transmitter built into the Media Player as well as the Sprint Music Player to play music files loaded on the microSD card through a radio or car stereo.
-- Bluetooth Wireless Technology - Built-in radio technology allows for short-range wireless communication with select Bluetooth-capable devices such as headsets, hands-free car kits, handhelds, PC's, printers and wireless phones.
-- Ring Tone Composer - Customers can record custom ring tones by humming a tune into the phone's microphone or composing a tune in Keyboard or Score mode. Users can further customize their ring tone experience by adding various instrument accompaniment, rhythm, tempos and styles.
-- External Memory - Customers can store 64 megabytes of digital music on the microSD card that comes with the phone. Optional size microSD cards are available, enabling a customer to store up to a gigabyte of music (several hundred songs) on the phone.
-- Streaming Music - Sprint offers a broad selection of streaming music, including Sprint Radio, Music Choice, Rhapsody Radio, MTV Mobile, and VH1 Mobile. Streaming music channels provide customers access to a wide variety of music genres, the latest music headlines, and the latest video clips from popular artists.
-- Stereo Headset - Customers can listen to their music using the stereo headset that comes with the phone. Other premium audio accessories are sold separately.
-- Bluetooth Stereo - Customers can use an optional Bluetooth Stereo headset and enjoy their music wirelessly on the go (functional with non-DRM protected MP3, WMA, and AAC files).
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on May 24, 2006 9:51 AM
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