LG has already set a date for the presentation of its new top-of-the-range phablet, the Optimus G2, and has made it known through press invitations and a new teaser video in which the event is anticipated. The place chosen for it is New York City, as it already happened with the Galaxy S4. The Korean firm thus seeks to carry out a launch with worldwide repercussions. We give you all the details.
Many have been the leaks that have been appearing on the second generation of the Optimus G Over the last few weeks, an omen that the device was close. Although it was originally expected for September, some time ago it became known that LG thought to advance its launch to avoid coinciding in the market more directly with the next iPhone, and finally so it has ended up being.
Under the slogan “To me, you're perfect. From G… ”(Something that we can translate as“For me, you are perfect. Signed, G ...”); The Korean company begins to suggest the announcement, on August 7, of its new flagship product, a generation long awaited worldwide despite the fact that in Spain we have just witnessed the arrival of its predecessor just a few months ago, with something lag compared to other countries. Presumably, the Optimus G2 will bring with it a global launch trying to achieve an impact similar to that of the other flagships of the competitors. The choice of New York for its presentation, already says a lot about it.
What do we know about the device so far? Well, it will be a beast at a technical level, with the brand new Snapdragon 800 running inside and maybe 3GB of RAM, to give it a bigger boost if possible. In the design section, it also promises new elements, with a screen of 5,2 inches in a "wrapper" pushed to the limits of thickness that has required the manufacturer to find a different location, at the rear, for the physical buttons.
We can't wait to see if all these issues are confirmed, and if he can stand up (commercially) to the other big releases this year. Do you think he will have options in front of the Galaxy S4 or the next iPhone?
Source: Engadget.