LG has launched the Prada II phone for the Asian market. The Prada II has already been launched in Europe in November and sold already in more that 50,000 units by the end of January. The Prada II is an improved version of the first Prada. It comes with 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3-inch capacitive WQVGA touchscreen and a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. There’s also a 5 megapixel camera, a microSD slot for memory upgrade, haptic feedback and an active flash menu system. The phone costs around 600 Euro in Europe so we might expect a similar price in various Asian markets.

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LG has unveiled 3G version L852i of their PRADA cell phone in Japan. It seems like LG is trying to compete with Apple. The latest L852i PRADA phone will appear for sale from June 2008 at NTT DoCoMo.

The L852i PRADA Phone is provided with a 3G radio. It comes in shiny black exterior like its predecessor. Its high resolution 3.0 touch interface lets the users enjoy viewing videos and pictures shot by 2.0 MP Schneider-Kreuznach lens Camera. There is an external memory slot. Well, you can save some of your data.

It will operate via WCDMA and HSDPA. Sorry!! No GSM. No roaming! Moreover, we all know that LG Prada has been offering low speed connection; will this 12.7 mm sleek 3G phone be offered in the usa soon? only time will tell.
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After the landslide success of the original black LG Prada (LG-KE850), the handset in question selling more than 700,000 units despite the high-end price of 600 Euro per, LGE is releasing a the LG Prada Phone with QWERTY keypad, silver edition. The stylish touch screen phone would come with silver accessories such as a leather case with Prada logo, the package box and a pair of earphones. The silver edition will be released simultaneously in 18 European countries. Sleek and stylish — who wouldn’t say no? We like.

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The LG Prada Phone is one of the most coveted phones by fashionistas and todays generation of 2007. The phone wich boasts of its full touch-control design, 3-inch LCD touchscreen display, a 2 megapixel camera with Schneider-Kreuznach optics, and a microSD memory card slot now comes in a 24-karat gold coating.

The phone is listed for £499 or about $989.70. It’s less expensive than the $10,000 diamond and gold iPod shuffle, but still very very expensive. Aside from the 24 carat jacket, this is still the standard KE850 model. Still, the display itself is made using the capacitive touchscreen technology, which means that it uses electroconductivity to sense your touch. This kind of technology is designed only to be used with fingers, so a stylus will not be necessary.

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