After turning out streams of midrange and entry-level Android handset, the LG may be setting its sights on the high end. According to the details of which are found in Korean technology site (translated), an LG LU6200 expected to arrive later this year with specs that rival some of the smartphones out of the Samsung or HTC.
Details for LG handsets are said to include dual-core 1.5GHz processor, 4.5-inch display 720p HD, and an 8-megapixel camera. Sounds very similar to the Vigor upcoming HTC, the phone also supports 4G LTE and is equipped with front-facing camera 1.3 megapixels.
Display technology itself is listed as LG AH-IPS, and is touted as more color-accurate than the super Samsung AMOLED Plus as well as more efficient. Speaking of juice, LU6200 equipped with a 1830 mAh battery that is at the higher end of the Android phone today.
On the downside, given that the set of features including digital DMB TV tuner, do not expect to have a particular iteration of the handset in the United States in the near future. However, as we see, LG has made efforts to release the same device across multiple operators and markets.
Sprint and Verizon Wireless have a fairly strong relationship with LG so maybe we'll see something like this in early 2012. On a side note, which should give them plenty of time to load the Ice Cream Sandwich. Sounds a lot like the LG "K", is not it?
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