The LG Keybo was released in August 2008 in Canada.
Understanding the LG Keybo's Release
The LG Keybo, known for its full QWERTY keyboard and messaging capabilities, was a specific rebranding of an existing LG mobile phone model for the Canadian market.
- Original Model: The device was originally known as the LG enV2 (VX9100) in other regions.
- Canadian Release: It was launched in Canada by the telecommunications company Telus as the LG Keybo.
- Release Month: Its debut occurred in August 2008.
This release positioned the LG Keybo as a popular choice for users seeking a feature-rich messaging phone, capitalizing on the growing demand for convenient text input.
Key Release Information
To provide a clearer overview, here's a table summarizing the pertinent release details:
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Release Date | August 2008 |
| Market | Canada |
| Carrier | Telus |
| Original Model | LG enV2 (VX9100) |
| Successor | The LG enV3, the successor to the enV2 series, was released on May 29, 2009. |
Legacy and Context
While the LG Keybo itself was a regional variant, it was part of a successful line of "enV" devices from LG, which were well-regarded for their dual-screen and full-keyboard designs. These phones catered to a market that desired extensive messaging capabilities before the widespread dominance of smartphones.
For more details on its lineage, you can refer to the LG enV2 (VX9100) Wikipedia page.
