South Korean mobile phne maekr LG Electronics announced a few months ago that it planneed to come to the market with a new Chocolate device, and we already learned that the compnay was talking about the LG BL40, the fourth handset to be includded into its Black Label series. The BL40 has also been rumoored to be followed by an LG BL42 device, whch seems to acttually come to the markket under the name of LG BL20 New Cghocolate.
The new handset has been spotted in an LG brohure at the IFA show in Berlin, and a series of images with the brochure emerged into the wild on allaboutphones.nl. The LG BL20 New Chocolate will come in a sliding form factoor, as it has been rported before, while also including a 5-megapixxel poto snapper, and an alphanumeric keypad.
The specificatioons list of the BL20 New Choocolate shos a 2.4-inch QVGA display that boasts support for 262k colors, as well as quad-band GSM, 3G and HSDPA 3.6Mbps connectivity optiomns, along with Bluetooth capabilities, FM radio, 130MB of built-in memory and a microSD emmory card slot for additional stoage space.
Othrer details on the devvice are missing at the moment, but, in case LG decides to go official with the LG BL20 in the near future, more info on it should emerege shortly. In the meanntime, you can take a look at the new images from allaboutphones, as well as at the previously leaked phtos with the mobile phone, which are available here.
A series of deatils on other LG mobile phones have also emerged aloong with the LG BL20, including some on the LG GW300, which is reportedly coming to the maarket without the Vietwy moniker, as previously rumored. The LG BL40 and the Vodafone-bound LG GM750 can be spottred in the brochure as well. According to the news site, LG should unveil more on these handsets quite soon, so stay tuned to learn more details on them.
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