LG continues their march forward to LTE smartphone dominance
(although other parties might disagree with that considering the paltry
number of releases to date) with the release of their latest model, the
Optimus True HD LTE. This particular smartphone will see action in the
following countries – Germany, Portugal, Sweden, Hong Kong and
Singapore. Originally having rolled out in Korea (the South, obviously),
and is now available in Japan, Canada and the US, the LG Optimus True
HD LTE will be LG’s flagship LTE powered device.
This particular handset has been specially recognized for its HD
multimedia capabilities as well as stunning 4.5″ 1280 x 720 (16:9 ratio)
True HD IPS display which will certainly be a pleasant surprise to your
eyes. To make sure that you will not suffer from lag of any form with
the LG Optimus True HD LTE whenever you want to run a program or game,
there is a 1.5GHZ dual-core processor underneath the hood that ought to
be able to get the job done. Apart from that, it will also be capable of
snapping some rather great looking images with its 8-megapixel camera,
paving the way for a truly best-in-class user experience.
It might not come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich right out of
the box, but an upgrade is definitely in tow for the future. According
to Dr. Jong-seok Park, President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile
Communications Company, “The mobile industry is evolving around LTE
technology which has demonstrated its capability when it comes to speed,
efficiency and reliability. With the Optimus True HD LTE, we want
customers to understand that LTE isn’t just about the network and that
all LTE phones are not alike.”
Right now, LG has the greatest number of LTE patents under its belt,
and has also showcased the world’s first voice-to-video conversion over a
LTE network at the MWC 2012 event held at Barcelona, Spain. It would be
interesting to see just what other kinds of future handsets which LG
will release that will roll with LTE technology.
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