LG is getting ready to make an impression on you by starring in the second Transformers movie. Revenge of the Fallen is almost here and LG Mobile Phones is launching a marketing campaign for this movie. LG has launched a dedicated site for the movie, www.uncoverlg.com, and it will attend to the U.S. premiere of the movie on June 22 as the presenting sponsor of the event.

LG’s TV spot is called the LG Deceptiphone and you will surprise you by featuring the LG Versa, Optimus Prime and a Decepticon. With all this in midn do you think that this Transformers movie increase LG Versa sales?

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LG Versa owners will be more than happy to play with that new game pad module which is now available. The game pad can be simply snapped-on the back of the phone and it will slide-out whenever you feel like playing a game. The 8-way directional pad comes with four dedicated SNES-style gaming buttons ready for lots of action. The upgrade will cost you $29.99 but it’s absolutely worth it.

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The LG Versa handset will be available in Verizon Wireless stores starting today. The phone will cost $199 with a two-year contract or $269 with a one-year contract. A $50 online rebate applies to both versions. If you’d like to get the phone at full price you’ll have to pay the full price of $449. Maybe just a little bit too expensive for the Versa’s capabilities. What do you think? Ready to choose a Versa phone?

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Have you been eyeballing the LG Versa for some time now? Well, just as reported, the Versa has hit Verizon Wireless‘ website for purchase.

Priced at $199.99 after a 2-year contract, below are the official specs of the LG Versa:

1900/800 MHz CDMA

EV-DO Revision A (Rev. A)

3.0″ display with 262K color, 480 x 240 pixels, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor

2.0 Megapixel Camera & Camcorder with Autofocus, Flash & Image Editor

Virtual QWERTY Keypad & Detachable QWERTY Keypad

Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR

Music Player for MP3, WMA, Unprotected AAC & Unprotected AAC+ formats

External memory card slot that supports up to 16GB microSD

2.5 mm headset jack

Text, picture and video messaging with threaded messaging

Support for a variety of Verizon services including: Mobile Email, Mobile IM, Mobile Web Email, My Verizon, VZ Navigator, Chaperone Parent/Child

Mobile Broadband Connect Capable (tethering)

Speakerphone and voice commands

Bilingual interface – English and Spanish

OTA Device Software Update

4.16” (h) x 2.07” (w) x 0.54” (d), 3.81 ounces

1,100 mAh battery providing up to 290 minutes of usage time or 430 hours standby time

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The Versa from LG has finally received a launch date. It will be available in Verizon stores starting with March 1. It will bring you a full touchscreen display and a full QWERTY keyboard conveniently included in that cover. The cover comes with its own OLED display which should be very useful when the Versa is hidden in the closed cover.
Other features include EV-DO Rev. A connectivity, tethering, a 2 megapixel camera with face detection and video recording, GPS and microSD support.

The LG Versa will cost $249.99 after $50 mail-in rebate and only with a contract.

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The LG LX9600 Versa is getting closer and closer. It’s expected to officially arrive on March 1 but it looks like Verizon has started to pack the units and send them to stores. At least one of them got derailed and that’s how we, the Internet, ended up showing off the picture of the Versa in official Verizon Wireless packaging. Will we see the Versa in stores earlier than actually expected? Let us know if you do buy one earlier than supposed to!

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LG has a new phone in the works, the VX9600 or the Versa. We have no official details yet and therefore we have no idea when the phone is coming and how much it will cost.

One of the most obvious features of this phone is the detachable QWERTY keyboard module. Besides the detachable QWERTY keyboard we should expect a detachable gamepad, a pair of speakers and an Internet module with WiFi.

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