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A week after the 5.5-incher Optimus G Pro's official images were released, LG officially launches their flagship phone in South Korea and news are rife that North America and Japan will be getting the gargantuan smartphone on the second quarter.


Next week, expect Korean fans to line up in stores to get their Optimus G Pro with its quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2GB memory and 32GB expandable storage. It runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Users will enjoy full HD touchscreen and a 13MP rear camera. It also has a bigger battery to support its capabilities.


Another country that will soon get its hands on the LG Optimus G Pro is Japan. However, another Optimus G Pro has been announced prior and it is possible that LG might rebrand to avoid confusion. For now, we can only wait and see.


LG will showcase the Optimus G Pro at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week.

 

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Earlier today, LG officially announces its 5.5-incher Korean version of the Optimus G Pro. It has also mentioned its plans of a newer version. Judging from the official photos, this new device looks sturdy and intriguing, and it also features a single home button at the bottom. It has a resolution of 1080 x 1920 and is built with a curved glass for a 2.5D effect that is according to LG. Design-wise, it kind of reminds us of Samsung Galaxy Note II but with that characteristically curved display and the patterned back, much like its Optimus G predecessor.


There is not much report on the specs as of yet but based on some LG hints, it looks to be a quad core, HD device. It might be introduced in Korea later this month and we might actually be able to experience it this coming Mobile World Congress (MWC) two weeks from now.


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LG unveils the entire image of the LG Optimus G Pro and South Korea is said to get a bigger and better version of the said device. It will feature a 5.5" display with a 1.7 GHz Quad Core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2 GB memory and a 32GB, expandable storage via microSD. It also boasts of a 13MP camera, wherein photos and videos can be viewed on Full HD resolution.


Bigger specs means bigger battery consumption and the LG Optimus G Pro might still fare well in this department because of its 3140 mAH battery. The huge screen will definitely make use of precious battery life, so you do have to consider this when buying. The South Korean version is only a little different from its smaller brother that was launched in Japan. The only difference is the slightly larger display. Fans will surely be divided on what to go with: The Korean or the Japanese version?


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LG Mobile recently released a teaser announcement that features a white gift box with a pink ribbon that is suggestive of the letter "L", which is a popular range of LG mobile products. While it does not actually mention the actual release of a particular gadget, one will naturally assume that it's going to be a new L-series smartphone. Around the same time last year, these series were introduced in the market at the Mobile World Congress.


The L-series are quite popular with LG patrons and within a year since the first handset of this range was released; already there are 6 handsets under this assortment.


In January, there was quite a buzz about new "tier-one handsets" that will be released for 2013. LG has always been underrated in mobile tech development and people are sure that there is some big announcement coming from them on the next Mobile World Congress.


source: LG Facebook


The LG Optimus L7 II Dual will replace the LG Optimus L7 with improved specs and dual-SIM. It features an updated design with a less angular look while moving to capacitive keys only.


A SIM switch key joins the regular Back / Home / Menu keys for an easy switch between the two SIM cards.


The 4.3" IPS LCD screen is retained with an upgraded CPU spec to 1GHz dual-core and a better camera that shoots 8MP stills and 720p videos. Running on the run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, it offers LG's QuickTranslator, QuickMemo and QSlide software.


The battery capacity has been upgraded to 2,460mAh capacity and can last up to 2 days.


A launch in Russia is expected during the month of February with a retailing price of 12,990 rubles ($430) and it will come in black and white.

 

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