Fashion and features makes new phone shine
07 Feb 2007
LG has launched the second phone in its Black label range, aimed at the fashion conscious professional.
The Shine, is a full metal slider phone that when on standby, has a reflective mirror 2.2” LCD screen and weighs 115 grammes.
It also features a 2megapixel camera with a certified Schneider-Kreuznach lens and 50MB internal memory – extendable to 2GB via a Micro SD card.
The Shine also comes with a USB cable and software which gives users the option to download, store and view PowerPoint, word and other Windows applications through the phone's mass storage device.
It supports mp3, iTunes and WAV music formats, which can be listened to and controlled via the supplied headphones.
The 2G version of the Shine is available from today on all networks apart from Vodafone. The 3G version is expected to be available later on this year.
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