The LG VX9800 is now available exclusively to Verizon Wireless customers. The VX9800 uses EVDO wireless technology and is packed with features for viewing Verizon's V CAST videos, listening to music, Instant Messaging, e-mail, text messaging and text-to-speech capabilities. The LG VX9800 was designed to offer a "complete multimedia entertainment experience". It includes a 262K-color screen and an impressive 320 x 256 resolution. Dual external speakers line both sides of the screen, making this appear to be more of a portable DVD player than a phone. Unfortunately, the LG VX9800 doesn't have Bluetooth support.
LG VX9800 available to Verizon customers
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The VX9800 does have bluetooth support for both the PC and wireless headset. It work quite well.
I have the LG VX9800 and it does have bluetooth. I'm just looking for some content on the feature it provides once your conected to a computer.