There are 5 essential food groups that make for a balanced diet: cereal-based; fruit and veg; milk and dairy; meat and fish; fats and sugars. Well, now there's a new one: chocolate... or, more to the point, the LG Chocolate. And it's just as essential as all the rest!
Satin Sheen
The LG Chocolate is the first phone to feature touch-sensitive navigation keys, a design feature that's been seen on other phones since. However, this handset was the pioneer. The touch-based nav-buttons are so nice to use, and it means you don't have to press your thumb down hard to zip through features, or to make a call. A gentle brush of a fingertip makes the phone come to life. However, that's not the only design highlight in the LG Chocolate. Combine it with superb looks, a silky shine to the body, and sleek lines, and you have an astonishingly sexy handset. Ok, so it looks superb... but to continue the running theme, because it's 'Chocolate', how nice does the LG Chocolate taste?
Tasty Phone
Well, it would appear that LG selected the most accurate name with Chocolate, as this really is one sweet handset to use. With menus laid out in an intuitive way, and the touch-reactive keys to navigate through them, it is truly splendid to use. And it doesn't sacrifice any functionality, either. As it has a 1.3 megapixel camera, you can grab sharp pictures. And the phone can send them on as MMS or email.
It also has Bluetooth built-in, so connecting headsets, carkits, (or just sending pictures, mp3s or anything to a different phone), is a doddle. So, there it is. You have to have a balanced diet for a healthy life. You need chocolate. The LG Chocolate.
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