Hands-on with Verizon's LG Voyager on Engadget Mobile

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Mike @ Nov 19th 2007 3:05PM

I talked to Verizon, and the phone does not come with any memory. This means that if you buy an 8gb micro SD card, it would push the cost of the phone over $460. An iPhone is actually cheaper.

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Podaman @ Nov 19th 2007 3:16PM

i thought it had 128MB on-board? But yeah, I get your point.

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Grant @ Nov 19th 2007 4:45PM

but....
it's not meant to be a DAP.
Your comparing the market leading DAP with a phone component to a phone with sub-par DAP functionality.

Apples to Oranges my friend.

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The Verizon website lists the music part second, so I am assuming that is a significant part of what it is supposed to do. My comments were directed at this phone being Verizon's answer to the iPhone. I think it looks like a nice phone, I just think it may not sell well due to the fact that it is arguably overpriced.

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