LG Optimus 3D 2 photo surfaces, some specs in tow
The LG Optimus 3D was the star on the LG booth on last year's MWC and it appears its successor will be the key announcement this year. We just got the first photo of the LG Optimus 3D 2 and it's even garnished with some specs.
The LG Optimus 3D 2 will, reportedly, be using a higher resolution IPS screen than its predecessor. Given that this will be the company's next flagship, we are almost certain that it will feature the HD AH-IPS display we know from the LG Optimus LTE.
The Optimus 3D 2 is also said to be considerably slimmer than its predecessor at 9.8mm and at least 20 g lighter. Given that its chubby body was one of the main issues with the original Optimus 3D, this can only be good news for the LG Optimus 3D 2.
The MWC kicks off in exactly two weeks, so we should soon find out if those rumors are true soon enough.
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Reader comments
- Anonymous
- qJp
LG make good phone, but not good with hardware. When exactly LG start to invest in america with software division. No one, I mean no one can get a U.S market share without some sort of investment in U.S. Samsung spend 150 million in sofware division ...
- AnonD-21645
- 3xB
not quite... as long as Sony release something better than Xperia S - because their limited storage is the main sticking point for me... as well as using last year's specs... forget all this 'cloud' nonsense - the cost in terms of battery, ...
- Anonymous
- L9e
hello Evo 3d display is worse than Optimus 3d in aspects like contrast and black brightness. but for example Evo 3d have better resolution. contrast and black brightness is important from my viewpoint. please apologize me if my com...
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