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LG Remarq
Mark Peters : April 12th 2010 - 22:00 CET
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 LG Remarq phone : Proving that it is easy to be environmentally friendly and save money, Sprint and LG Mobile announced the upcoming availability of LG Remarq cell phone, which meets Sprint eco-criteria and is the latest addition to Sprint’s growing portfolio of eco mobile phones. Sprint is the recognized industry leader in delivering to consumers and business eco-friendly phones. The new LG Remarq will be available on May 9 2010 in all Sprint retail channels including the Sprint website for FREE with a new 2 year service agreement and after a $19.99 instant rebate and $50 mail-in rebate (taxes & surcharges excluded). Customers can pre-register for LG Remarq mobile phone via the Sprint website.
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LG Remarq
“LG Remarq handset gives the eco-minded consumer a way to stay connected with the people who matter most at an incredible price,” said Kevin Packingham, Sprint senior vice president-Product Development. “Sprint continues to lead the U.S. wireless industry with our commitment to environmental initiatives and products.” LG Remarq mobile phone is a chic messaging whiz with a full sliding QWERTY keyboard featuring a 1.3 Megapixel digital camera, MP3 player with microSD card slot (supports up to 16GB), Stereo Bluetooth wireless technology and instant messaging. Customers can stay connected to their friends and post their latest pics with easy access to Facebook and Photobucket.
LG Remarq eco phone
“Our research shows that consumers are passionate about making eco-friendly choices when purchasing their mobile phones,” said Ehtisham Rabbani, corporate vice president, marketing and innovation for LG Mobile Phones. “We’re continually finding new ways to weave recyclable alternatives throughout our product line-up, continuing to show our commitment to change.”
Sprint mobile phones
Sprint ranked highest among all United States telecom companies and #15 overall on Newsweek’s Green Rankings, with a series of new environmental initiatives and green innovations. Sprint also scored highest among U.S. based wireless companies on the Carbon Disclosure Project’s (CDP) 2009 Global 500 Report on carbon disclosure. |
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