LG KV230 Basic Phone Heading to China
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Another low-end phone from LG called LG KV230 is heading to China. Atrrive in a candybar design, LG KV230 packs a QVGA 2.4-inch TFT display. Including a 950 mAh battery, the whole unit only tipping scale at 95 grams.
Can’t expect too much feature from a low-end phone but at least LG KV230 has music player as well as an FM tuner. The phone works with the CDMA EV-DO Rev.0 network.
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