From the svelte, mocha-tastic KG800 Chocolates, LG seems to have taken a bitter bite with the new, card-sized KE820, the upgrade to the KG320. The 0.99cm thin phone isn't a slider, and although 'candy bar' would be more than a little appropriate, there's something about this new bar that isn't as appealing. A lot of that comes from the unusual arrangement of *, 0 and # keys on the keypad, but that's not all.
The KE820 gives you tri-band GSM/EDGE, 2-megapixel digital camera, a toothsome 128 MB of internal memory including a microSD/TransFlash memory card slot, MP3/AAC/WAV playback support, stereo Bluetooth A2DP, and last but not least, FM Radio. The display seems to be a grey area—it's either 144x176 or 220x176 (widescreen aspect ratio)—we've got no confirmation on that yet.
Launch dates and prices are not known at the moment.
while sony Ericsson phones are thick , this one comes with less flab but of course pricey 
