The three LG Chocolate models introduced in the Black Label series are LG’s most successful mobile phones to date, sold in 21 million units across 54 countries, which determined the company to re-create the original handset and introduce a fourth Chocolate next month.
Unfortunately, LG released only some teaser photos of the upcoming cell phone and no information on its features.
From the latest LG press release we learned that the fourth LG Chocolate model will come in a new design featuring black and red elements, based on the minimalistic look and style of the original handset, which was launched in May 2006, becoming the most popular phone in LG’s history.
The original cell phone, also known as Dark Chocolate, impressed with design innovation elements and won the prestigious Red Dot Design award, as well as an iF Design award.
In the elegant Black Label Series, LG included LG Shine, another popular cell phone, and LG Secret made of carbon fibre and tempered glass.
The three Chocolate phones available on the market are LG KG800, LG KE800 and LG KU800, each coming in black with red and silver accents, slider system, touch-sensitive navigation keys with backlit that activate as you slide out the phone and work by detecting your finger’s heat levels, built-in digital camera with LED flash, Bluetooth, downloadable wallpapers and support for web browsing and email.
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