A couple of months ago LG stated they would be bringing a large number of Windows Mobile devices to market and they caught me a bit off guard with the very first 1GHz Snapdragon device to launch in the US with the LG eXpo on AT&T. This Windows Mobile 6.5 device is available for only $199.99 after rebates and contract and will have an optional Pico projector pack for $179.99 if you want to give presentations on the go. As you can see on the AT&T site this is quite a device and I will have to swing by my local AT&T store to check one out.
The LG eXpo is a slider QWERTY device with the follow specs:
I haven't been able to find out if this display is resistive or capacitive, but assume it is resistive like every other Windows Mobile device except for the HTC HD2.
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