LG refuses to let Samsung hog the smartphone announcement spotlight-- it reveals the Optimus LTE2, the sequel to the LG flagship handset, now with a record amount of RAM.
The Optimus LTE2 carries 2GB of RAM, an unprecedented amount for a smartphone. LG says the extra memory allows for even more stable performance, particularly during multitasking.
Other tech details are light, however-- the device has a "True HD IPS" display of unspecified resolution, integrated WPC-powered wireless charging and a 2150mAh battery LG says lasts 40% than the one inside the original Optimus LTE.
The OS of choice is Android 4.0, making the handset another first for LG.
When it comes to software, LG only reveals the camera has a 5-shot burst mode and a voice recognition feature (say a word to take a photo).
The Optimus LTE2 should launch in S. Korea around mid-May.
