Published on August 17th,2007 at 10:56 AM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

Say Aloha to the LG Aloha from Virgin Mobile

Virgin Mobile USA has officially launched the new Aloha from LG. Interestingly enough, the Aloha is the first cellie from LG to be featured on the pre-paid Virgin Mobile service in the US. With a slim design of just 3.5- x 1.9- x 0.9-inches and 2.7 ounces, it sounds like this may be an easy fit in your pocket.

The phone can store up to 199 personal contacts and five numbers, three email addys and one url per contact. The battery will offer about 180 minutes of talk time.

All in all, this phone is pretty standard for the average consumer. That said, it comes with two preloaded games: ZooZoo Club and Battle Reversi. The Aloha will debut in September for a nice low price of $34.99.

Via i4u
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