
LG officially announced last week the second version of its L line of terminals that is intended for the mid-range and entry-level and that, to date, has sold more than 10 million units worldwide with its first version . These were the LG Optimus L7 2 and its range mates L3 and L5 2. It also made the official announcement in Korea of its new flagship the LG Optimus Pro, and although they did not disclose all the information related to the phone, they did reveal aspects such as the curved screen. Well, a few days before the MWC, LG is dropping the relevant data with a dropper, and today confirms that the LG Optimus G Pro will not reach the European market until second quarter of 2013.
As with his little brother, the Optimus G, the LG Optimus G-Pro It is the result of joint work between LG Electronics and LG Display, and it is they, the creators, who told us in the presentation that their 3140 battery mAh is the largest of your devices and that will allow you to "enjoy your display in HD for hours ”. They also confirmed that the phone will have new interesting functions such as the "dual recording”(Which will allow simultaneous video recording, that is, it will be able to record simultaneously with the front and rear cameras) or as the panoramic function that will allow the user to photograph reality by capturing images in 360 degrees.
The specifications that LG has given so far about its flagship confirm that it will run with a processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 with four 1,7 GHz cores, 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage. It will also dress a screen FullHD 5,5-inch (1920 × 1080 pixels, 400 ppi) and a 3140mAh battery. The rear camera will have 13 megapixels and the front with 2,1 megapixels, and all this under the system of Jelly Bean. The LG Optimus G Pro will be the first in the industry to work with the aforementioned processor Qualcomm.
LG will finally show its device at the expected Mobile World Congress this week in Barcelona. But the data provided by the firm on the commercial launch of the LG Optimus G Pro point out that, although it will already be available in Korea this week, the rest of the markets have to be a little more patient, since Japan, Europe and North America are in the queue, whose arrival is not expected until second quarter of this year 2013.