• LG's 3D Thrill headlines Terminal 5
  • LG is your host for the evening
  • LG on LG, via the Thrill
  • Even the cameras have their own cell phones
  • Which would you rather have? Palm Pixi or LG Thrill 4G?
  • Jane's Addiction rocks the house
  • Shooting in 3D
  • iPhones are everywhere
  • Capturing the moment in 2D
  • Capturing the crowd
  • An amateur director at work
  • The grand finale
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LG's 3D concert featuring Jane's Addiction (photos)

LG's 3D Thrill headlines Terminal 5

NEW YORK--LG was the host for last night's concert featuring Jane's Addiction. The concert hall, Terminal 5 in Manhattan, was packed with fans of the band, as well as marketing and telecom executives, always an interesting clash of cultures.

The purpose of the event: to promote the upcoming Thrill 4G, which AT&T will sell for $99.99 in the coming weeks.

Photo by: Marguerite Reardon/CNET

LG is your host for the evening

In case anyone was confused, LG hosted the event.
Photo by: Marguerite Reardon/CNET

LG on LG, via the Thrill

LG seeded the crowd with 100 or so Thrill 4G smartphones. Here's one person testing out 3D video capabilities prior to the start of the show.
Photo by: Roger Cheng/CNET

Even the cameras have their own cell phones

Even the swinging camera had a Thrill smartphone attached to it.
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Which would you rather have? Palm Pixi or LG Thrill 4G?

Brian Miller of Hampton Roads, Va., who won LG's Facebook sweepstakes to attend the concert in New York City, said he'd gladly give up his Palm Pixi on Sprint and switch to AT&T for the LG Thrill 4G. Unfortunately for Miller, his new LG Thrill wasn't available yet, so he was still sporting his Palm Pixi at the concert.
Photo by: Marguerite Reardon/CNET

Jane's Addiction rocks the house

The concert kicks off to a packed hall of Jane's Addiction fans.
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Shooting in 3D

Fans were using the LG Thrill 4G phones to shoot video of the concert in 3D. The footage will be edited into a 60-minute documentary of the concert, which will premiere on YouTube on August 4.
Photo by: Marguerite Reardon/CNET

iPhones are everywhere

The iPhone makes its inevitable appearance at the event. There were a lot more of those up in the air than Thrills.
Photo by: Marguerite Reardon/CNET

Capturing the moment in 2D

Smartphones of every type made their appearance at the show.
Photo by: Marguerite Reardon/CNET

Capturing the crowd

A fan uses his Thrill to capture the action in the mosh pit, which got increasingly rowdy with each song.
Photo by: Roger Cheng/CNET

An amateur director at work

A lot of individuals were seen panning around the concert halls with their loaner Thrills. Some were told to keep their videos short, since the phone's battery wouldn't last the entire performance.
Photo by: Roger Cheng/CNET

The grand finale

The band wraps up its performance with their hit song "Jane Says" amid a downpour of confetti and balloons.
Photo by: Roger Cheng/CNET

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