LG Electronics has launched a music player for budget minded consumers. The LG UP3 Neon comes in 2/4GB variants and plays MP3, WMA and WAV formats. In addition to this, the player also integrates touch sensitive controls, small display, FM radio and voice recording.

The 2GB player will retail for KRW 55,000 (USD 42) and 4GB for KRW 69,000 (USD 52) in South Korea.

[Via Aving]

Nokia E71x is the same E71 which is already being sold unlocked in most markets. The E71x will come in black steel finish, operates on Symbian S60 and features Wi-Fi, GPS and bunch of AT&T customized services. It will retail in the “following weeks” for $150.

Next up is Samsung Propel Pro that takes over the previous Propel. The sliding QWERTY smartphone runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 and has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G and 3 megapixel camera. This will sell from April 14 for $200.

Samsung Impression has a horizontal slider form factor with the QWERTY keyboard beneath it. The phone features a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen which makes it the first commercially available phone in US to sport an AMOLED screen. Apart from this, it has a 3MP camera, Bluetooth with A2DP, GPS, AT&T services, microSD expansion etc. It will retail from April 7 for $200.

Magnet on the other hand, is the cheapest Samsung offering. With its jazzy orange and black color and the candybar QWERTY style, AT&T considers this will be a hit amongst youths. Not many details are revealed but it does have a WAP browser and an integrated camera (2MP, I assume).

Xenon is an affordable phone from LG bringing 3G surfing, 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, music player, microSD slot and a 2.8-inch screen with haptic feedback. The phone will go for $150.

Lastly is the Neon (similar to KS360) is a low-cost touchscreen device. It has a full sliding QWERTY pad, 2 megapixel camera and bunch of AT&T services.

All the phones are tied to AT&T with a 2 year contract. For phones including E71x, Propel Pro, Impression and Xenon, users will receive an additional $50 promotion card after a mail-in rebate.

Here’s a hands-on video showing E71x, Propel Pro and Impression. [via]