LG GW620 now official

on 09/14/2009 08:32 PDT

LG has recently released its first Android-powered handset – the GW620 that comes in a slider form factor, revealing a QWERTY keyboard within. Dubbed the Etna during its spyshot/leaked days, this model comes with a 3″ touchscreen display alongside a 5-megapixel camera. No idea on whether the LG GW620 will be the first step towards a total Android platform for LG, or will they continue to maintain a balance between Windows Mobile and Android smartphones in the future just like how HTC and Sony Ericsson are doing at the moment. Expect to see the LG GW620 arrive in select European markets later this Q4. [Press Release]

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