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Video : LG’s 1st Android Phone, The LG GW620

Posted by Chris Leckness on Oct 30, 2009

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Oh, it’s a cute commercial. Someone on Twitter turned me on to the video saying that LG is marketing to preschoolers with this one. I think I have to agree, but it is cute and the phone looks nice. I will add it to the list of desired phones that I want to check out, right behind the Cliq and the Droid.

What do you think, too cutesy?

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