When we first heard of the VS750 last month, we knew it would be LG's first Windows Mobile smartphone for Verizon, but our source said that it may come as a global device with CDMA & GSM bands. Then earlier this week it shows up on a GSM certification, once again showing it to have quad-band GSM support and could possibly run on AT&T as well. Now enter the FCC, as the VS750 has passed approval, but looking into the documents reveal a few things...that the GSM850/1900 & WCDMA850/1900 are not implemented, nor is the FM transmitter. Other FCC documents confirm that the only active bands on the VS750 are CDMA/EVDO 800/1900, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. The VS750 is said to be similar in design to the GM750, with a 3" touchscreen, 5MP camera and optical d-pad.
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