LG G Pro 2 confirmed, to be unveiled next month
The rumoured LG G Pro 2 will reportedly feature a large 6-inch full HD display.
LG has confirmed releasing a successor of its Optimus G Pro smartphone next month. The new smartphone will be called the LG G Pro 2, as the company has dropped the ‘Optimus’ moniker.
LG G Pro 2 will be the latest addition to LG’s G series that features the likes of G and G2. Interestingly, LG has only announced the name of its upcoming smartphone. LG is expected to showcase the smartphone at the forthcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2014.
According to recent reports and rumours, the LG G Pro 2 will run Android 4.4 KitKat out-of-the-box and sport a large 6-inch display. It will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, 3GB RAM along with support for LTE and LTE-Advanced
connectivity.
The smartphone/phablet may come with fingerprint scanner, which is rumoured to be available in the next flagship LG G3.
Smartphone companies seem to be focussing on the large-screen phablet segment of late. Nokia recently launched its Lumia 1520, a 6-inch Windows Phone. Samsung last year showcased the Galaxy Note III with 5.7-inch display. Sony has also launched the Xperia Z Ultra with 6.4-inch display.
If rumours are to believed, Apple will also be showcasing two large-screen smartphones later this year. Also read: LG Optimus G Pro Review
Source:GSMArena