Y wouldn't they offer a phone like this i can't even explain to you how many people just want a simple phone still. I see so many people walking around with phones that they don't even come close to using the device to it's full extent. (which then would be a waste of money) and i bet the phone is 29.99
first off i think LG is doing a great job of coming up with new ideas, and i have always gone by the moto " Don't Knock it till ya try it" .. in responce to those above do you really think you would lose the modules ??? i mean you make it sound like you are so lazy! and it looks to me like it might hold or carry at least one module on it at a time ! not trying to be an ass to the coments above but really ,, really is todays socitey that dumb and lazy , .... just my thoughts sorry if they sound mean but you must be responsible with your stuff... plus i wanna see you design something of that magnitude and market it .. you would crash and burn.
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