LG Optimus LTE now official: High-speed data alongside a high-definition IPS display

Posted by newbie Thursday, October 6, 2011 0 comments

It may not be the biggest phone reveal coming in the next 24 hours, but leaked details had already piqued our interest in LG's next big thing. The Optimus LTE's screen rivals Apple's Retina Display at 326ppi and that high-definition sharpness is slathered on a 4.5-inch AH-IPS display. The sizable 1830mAh battery should be enough to keep the phone ticking over despite these high-end specs, which include a confirmed 1.5GHz dual-core CPU and eight megapixel camera. Will we get to see it on these shores? We're not sure of its travel itinerary after it reaches Korea, but we'd love to see this and Samsung's latest LTE wares tussle for our affections.

It looks like every phone manufacturers is pumping up their gears to compete for a chunk of the massive mobile phone market. Previously, Samsung managed to sell at least 10 million Samsung Galaxy S II outside of the Us which is definitely an impressive number. Now, LG has released a new mobile phone but with a unique feature: LTE support. This new phone of LG will have the official name of Optimus LTE which is a continuation of the Optimus family which has a number of famous phones namely the Optimus 2x, Optimus 7 and a lot more.

The new LG Optimus LTE will sport a 1.5GHz dual-core processor which puts it at the higher-end type of mobile phone. In addition to that, Optimus LTE will also have �the highest resolution IPS display� at 1280�720 pixels on a 4.5-inch screen. This is definitely an impressive specification indeed and is definitely something people must look at.

Other interesting technical spec includes a 20GB space (4GB internal, 16GB microSD), 1GB RAM, two cameras, HDMI connectivity and a lot more. This put it on par with other impressive phones such as the Samsung Galaxy S II, HTC Sensation and many more. Is it worth to buy? Only you can decide it.