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If you’ve had your heart set on an official followup to LG’s Optimus G Pro (pictured above), you’re about to get some good news. The South Korean company has announced that they will be fully unveiling the LG G Pro 2 at some point in February. We imagine they’ll look to take the larger stage at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona as an opportunity to launch the device.
While LG didn’t have anything to share about the device itself just yet, our natural first guess is that they’ll be looking to build on the original Optimus G Pro in every way. That particular device boasted the following specs:
- 5.5-inch 1080p HD display
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor
- 2GB of RAM
- 13 megapixel camera
- 2.1 megapixel front camera
- 32GB of RAM
- 3,140mAh battery
The device was right at the top of the food pyramid when it launched in early 2013, matching the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One in nearly every area. We’d expect their early 2014 flagship to be even better, with a beefier processor, a slightly bigger display, more RAM and more possibly being on tap.
While we can’t yet say for sure what to expect, we can certainly say it’s likely LG won’t disappoint. We’ll have to wait until it’s all been officially laid out on the table, though, so for now just keep counting down the days (February 24th is a good date to start with).
[via LG]
32GB RAM! WOW!!
;-)
Dang! Talk about leaps and bounds in technological advancement!
Man, my PC has that much RAM but who would expect it on a smartphone ;)
man, i just bought my g2 a month ago…
Different phone than what you have.
Snapdragon 600? Really?
the article said the Original G Pro had the snapdragon 600, those were the specs from last years phone.
the 32GB of RAM make up for it.
Damn man… 32 gb of ram?! Multitasking like no other lol.
32GB of typo
fix it..
Wow! That certainly blows the Note’s 3GB and my G2’s 2GB outta the water! Maybe this year’s model will have 64GB of RAM! (Fingers crossed) lol!