The LG G Pro 2 was initially expected to come at the MWC at the end of
February, but it now seems that the Korean phablet will be debuting
sooner. LG has sent out invitations for an event in Korea that will take
place on February 13.
The company has already promised substantial camera upgrades for the new flagship, and going by LG's record on its Pro models you can expect it to keep the styling of the original G2 i.e. buttons on the back, dominating screen up front although with a larger display on board. For instance, there is speculation that the G Pro 2 will sport top-tier hardware specs, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, 3GB of RAM, and LTE support. No proper specifications are known yet.
Until then, there's still plenty to wonder about the LG G Pro 2. Let us know if you're excited, or any other thoughts about the handset, in the comments below.
The company has already promised substantial camera upgrades for the new flagship, and going by LG's record on its Pro models you can expect it to keep the styling of the original G2 i.e. buttons on the back, dominating screen up front although with a larger display on board. For instance, there is speculation that the G Pro 2 will sport top-tier hardware specs, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, 3GB of RAM, and LTE support. No proper specifications are known yet.
Until then, there's still plenty to wonder about the LG G Pro 2. Let us know if you're excited, or any other thoughts about the handset, in the comments below.
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