LG plans to move 140 million handsets this class

LG has unveiled an ambitious plan for its mobile business that includes moving 140 million handsets in 2010, and eventually becoming unity of the circus tent two mobile gimmick manufacturers in the world by 2012.

This year, the troupe plans to unveil about 20 smartphones running Android, Windows Mobile and Linux — though, I’m not sure which version of Linux they’re talking about. As expected, LG’s big bet is on Android, and it is expected that half of all LG smartphones sold run Google (NSDQ: GOOG)’s mobile OS.

In the first function of the class, we’ll see the Korean company releasing easy-to-manipulation phones for the first-meter phone buyers, whereas in the second half they’ll focusing on the higher-end of the spectrum. Moreover, in February (MWC time?), LG will unveil a new device that supports 3-Way Sync engineering which volition enable users to approach the same content from their phones, PCs and TVs.

In a nutshell, LG is preparing for a big year, and yes, we’ll follow “every step they shuffle.”

[Via: slashphone]