LG works on a phablet similar to the Xperia Z Ultra

While LG has just presented a terminal that, due to its size of 5,2 inches, many might consider a phablet, the South Korean firm seems determined to up the ante and reach bigger measures soon. There are few exceptions so far for devices that exceed 6 inches, however, this company has among its plans a competitor at the height of the Xperia Z Ultra.

Many of the high-end equipment shown during the IFA, or immediately before, already give a glimpse of the characteristics of the next generation of mobile devices. Sony has introduced a camera 20 Mpx, Samsung a Note 3 with 3GB of RAM and LG exhibited a screen Quad-HD also a few weeks ago. However, there is still a machine that combines all these benefits together.

Performance a step above those of the Xperia Z Ultra

As published today Phone Arena, LG prepares a phablet in the purest Xperia Z Ultra style, from 6,4 inches. However, there are a couple of aspects that are worth highlighting and that is that the screen of the device will reach a rate of 418 pixels per inch, surpassing Sony's 342 dpi. In addition, the team could already count on 3GB RAM memory. You only need to know how far your camera goes to determine if said phablet of the Korean firm will give a definitive leap in quality within the sector.

A companion for the LG G2 and LG G Pad 8.3

This 6.4-inch terminal would be a product fully consistent with the catalog of top range mobile devices owned by the Korean company, joining, on the one hand, the LG G2, with its 5,2 inches, and on the other, to the tablet G Pad with its 8.3 ». Both are larger than average in size for equipment in their range, and a 6,4 screen would balance this scale a bit more.

It is important (it should be noted) that phablets that reach these proportions offer benefits to get the maximum match for its size. Samsung does it with the Stylus of the Galaxy Note and an extraordinary assortment of exclusive apps dedicated to publishing, does it have something LG planned in this regard?