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LG launches 3G upgrade to Shine phone

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  • Andrea-Marie Vassou
  • News
  • Web
  • 30/05/2007

LG has launched a 3G version of its Shine phone.

The U970 has 3G and HSPDA capabilities including a high-speed internet transfer speed of 3.6 Mbytes/sec and a download rate of 3MB.

Using the handset users can download a full length MP3 song – priced at £1.29 from the three mobile website - in seven seconds or a 40MB video-on-demand programme from ITV in one minute and 30 seconds.

The mobile also features a reflective mirror 2.2” LCD screen, 2 megapixel camera with a certified Schneider-Kreuznach lens, and 50MB of internal memory which is extendable to 2GB via a Micro SD card.

It also comes with a VGA camera for video calls and supports Mp3, iTunes and WAV music formats, which can be listened to and controlled via the supplied headphones.

It is available free on the 3 network, subject to the chosen monthly contract. 

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