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Revision as of 17:31, 11 February 2011

LG MC Company
(Mobile Communication)
(Division of LG Electronics)
Company typeBusiness Division
IndustryTelecommunications
FoundedSeoul, South Korea (1958) previously, Goldstar Telecommunication Co.
Headquarters
South Korea Seoul, Pyung Taek
,
South Korea
Key people
Dr. Scott Ahn, Vice President
ProductsMobile phones
Smartphones
PC
MP3 Players
Laptop computers
RevenueIncrease 11.9 Billion USD (2007)
ParentLG Electronics
WebsiteLG Mobile Global Site

LG Electronics Korean Consumer Electronics & Home Appliance Manufacturer, have started mobile appliance business since 1996. Formerly known as LG Information & Communication Co. (LGIC), which former GoldStar Telecommunication Company successor, build the first Korean made CDMA phones for Korean consumer market, and later it merged to mother company as department and start GSM division for export based mobile phone business. In 2002, LG UMTS Mobile division demonstrate the World first WCDMA Video Telephony at Korean-Japan World Cup Game Opening Ceremony, the nominal growth of Mobile Communication have been started. Currently LG MC Company produce CDMA, GSM, WCDMA products and recent success of design based phone concept series Black Label Series boosted its revenue since 2005.

Model prefix index

Canadian Market Models

TE Series

  • TE365 (Neon)

TU Series

  • TU330 (Globus)
  • TU500
  • TU515
  • TU750 (Secret)
  • TU915 (Vu)

US market models

CB series

CE series

CF series

CG series

CU series

LX Series

European market models

GC series

GD Series

GS series

GT series

GW series

GX series

KC series

KE series

KF series

KG series

KM series

LG KM900 (Arena) LG KM380

KP series

KS series

KU series

Latin American market models

MG series

ME series

PM series

Early 3G UMTS models

U series

Verizon CDMA models

VX series

Optimus Series

See also

External links

References

  1. ^ LG cements low-end positions with 30 million LG KP100 sold, gsmarena.com, retrieved at 14 October 2009
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