enV Touch VX1000 is the codename of the latest LG cellphone which comes with a touch screen display measuring 3-inches. What makes this cellphone stand out from the rest (besides having a touch screen) is the attention to all the details, making it pretty stylish and fun to use.

In terms of technical specifications, the env Touch VX11000 sports a 3.2-megapixel camera, a music player for MP3, WMA, AAC, & AAC+ files, being able to record videos, bluetooth for wireless connections, a slot for microSD memory cards to expand the memory, Dolby surround sound speaker for better quality, and lastly a battery life of 260 times in talking-mode, or 408 hours in standby mode.

More details at the LG website.

We don’t know exactly how much envy this bulky texter will generate, but if it’s your kind of device, we have something blurry to show you.  The Verizon enV3, which was spy-shot last month, has now been pictured again, this time hangin at BGR with another unannounced device, the VX11000 (christened the enV Touch), a replacement for the already available LG Voyager.  We already know a fair bit about the enV3, and it looks like if you know the enV3, you already know the enV Touch too, as both the devices share a similar spec sheet, except for the touch-enabled external display.  As you can see from the picture, it has a QWERTY keypad and stereo speakers; hidden behind is a 3-megapixel camera, a 3.5mm headset jack, and a micrSD slot with support for up to 16GB.  No information from Verizon or LG on a release date but keep reading for some more fuzzy pics until they open up.

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