5/11/2012 06:24:00 PM
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Last week, South Korean mobile phone maker LG Electronics unveiled to the world a new smartphone powered by Android, the LG Optimus LTE2, the first in the world to pack 2GB of RAM inside.
The handset was made official only for the South Korean market, and LG did not unveil plans to have it available on other markets around the world as well.
However, it appears that the handset vendor might have another smartphone coming to shelves soon with the same amount of RAM, and that it could prove an international device.
Sporting model number LS970, this device is said to arrive on shelves as the LG Eclipse 4G LTE, yet nothing has been confirmed on this for the time being.
However, the guys over at BriefMobile managed to unveil some of the device’s hardware specifications, and they also got hold of a leaked photo with it, though seen only from the back.
Apparently, the device is powered by a 1.5 GHz Qualcomm APQ8064 application processor, a powerful quad-core Snapdragon S4 chip (a Krait design) that also includes the Adreno 320 GPU.
Other rumored specs of this handset include a large 4.7-inch LCD TFT display capable of delivering a 1280 x 768-pixel resolution, as well as 16GB of internal storage. The phone shuold be powered by a 2100 mAh battery.
On the back, the new mobile phone is said to sport a 13-megapixel photo snapper, most probably with support for HD video recording, complemented by a 1.3MP camera on the front, great for making video calls.
The leaked hardware specs also indicate that the device would offer support for LTE band 25, which would make it fit for Sprint’s network (hence the supposition that it could be launched as the LG Eclipse 4G LTE).
Since no official confirmation on this smartphone has emerged until now, we’ll take the info on it with a grain of salt. However, we’ll keep an eye out for additional details on it, so stay tuned for more.
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