The LG KT610 S60 clamshell, announced at Mobile World Congress, has popped up for 'preorder' on Expansys web site, with a fuller spec list than was available at the event.  Read on for highlights and link.

Here's the Expansys description page for the LG KT610.

Information that wasn't previously known includes

• The KT610's dimensions - at 109mm long it's significantly shorter than the Nokia E90, though of course it's without the benefit of the 800 pixel screen inside the latter! LG's hoping will catch on with the IM/texting crowd  - I suspect it'll come down to price - of which we know nothing yet.
  
• The inclusion of the Google app suite (native Maps, Search, etc.) isn't surprising. Now that Google Maps supports GPS, there's less need for LG to perhaps license Nokia Maps etc.
• Support for WMV videos - although I've a suspicion that this might be a typo from the LG product team!

Comments welcome!

Quotes from the Expansys page:

"The LG KT610 is a GPS-enabled, stylish candy bar mobile phone with a unique 2.4" VGA flip screen holding a PC-like QWERTY keypad. Based on Symbian OS™ v9.2 and S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1, LG KT610 users can take full advantage of a rich suite of multimedia features and applications.

The sleek new 'LG-KT610' is powered with HSDPA connectivity at 3.6 Mbps and GPS navigation capabilities. Combined with a QWERTY keypad and push email functionality, socialising, working and web browsing on-the-go is made easy. Symbian OS ensures the benefits of advanced power efficiency and a high-level of OS security, crucial for social and professional users.

The clamshell design of  the KT610 closes to form a slimish candybar handset with a 1.45in, four-line dispay. Flip the KT610 open and you're presented with a full QWERTY keypad and a landscape 2.4" screen.

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