LG Sells Half A Million Next G Rural Phones

From
http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Phones/Mobile/L3W3K4V9

LG has announced that over 500,000 units of LG TU500 series handsets have
been sold in Australia. This phone carries Telstra's blue tick of approval,
signifying recommendation for rural handheld coverage.

According to LG, when used with a directly-coupled car kit, the LG
TU500/TU550 provides maximum coverage across the Next G network. This
flip-top phone comes with 1.3 megapixel camera, video, MP3 player, and
wireless Bluetooth.

LG's National Sales Manager for Mobile Communications, Joe McNamara said,
"LG TU500 and TU550 have received Telstra's Blue Tick to make it easier for
customers to recognise that they have been tested and recommended for rural
handheld coverage. Extreme reliability and low failure rates of the handsets
have contributed to the success of the phone and further demonstrates LG's
commitment to expanding national mobile coverage."

Available now through Telstra's Next G network, the LG TU500 comes in a
stylish black finish and is available for $199.

See: au.lge.com

"Alan Parkington" <patriot@iheartaustralia.com.au> wrote in message
newsI3Ij.4437$n8.3402@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> From
> http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Phones/Mobile/L3W3K4V9
>
> LG has announced that over 500,000 units of LG TU500 series handsets have
> been sold in Australia. This phone carries Telstra's blue tick of
> approval, signifying recommendation for rural handheld coverage.
>
> According to LG, when used with a directly-coupled car kit, the LG
> TU500/TU550 provides maximum coverage across the Next G network. This
> flip-top phone comes with 1.3 megapixel camera, video, MP3 player, and
> wireless Bluetooth.
>
> LG's National Sales Manager for Mobile Communications, Joe McNamara said,
> "LG TU500 and TU550 have received Telstra's Blue Tick to make it easier
> for customers to recognise that they have been tested and recommended for
> rural handheld coverage. Extreme reliability and low failure rates of the
> handsets have contributed to the success of the phone and further
> demonstrates LG's commitment to expanding national mobile coverage."
>
> Available now through Telstra's Next G network, the LG TU500 comes in a
> stylish black finish and is available for $199.
>
> See: au.lge.com

LG, piece of shit brand - lucky if they work at all beyond a month or tow.
You get that with 'Lucky Goldstar'.



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