LG Optimus LTE 2 arrives in Korea this week

LG today declared the LG Optimus LTE II with a quad core Qualcomm CPU, a True HD IPS 4.7″ display and 2GB RAM. The LG Optimus LTE II could be available in Korea beginning this week. Here is more info:

The Optimus LTE II’s 2GB DDR RAM, providing an optimum environs to multitasking and running big applications, blears the describe even more between portable computers and smartphones such as netbooks and laptops. The True HD 4.7-inch IPS display is a shiny 550 nits with a 1280 x 720 pixels resolution. The Dual Core Qualcomm one-chip solution comprises both the Application Processor (AP) and LTE modem for advanced power efficiency.

LG bands a new ceiling to smartphones with a removable 2,150mAh battery that’s the biggest currently available at a LTE smartphone at the 4- to 5-inch display family.

The LG Optimus LTE II as well provides versatile innovative boasts to maximize the user feel. The advanced camera at the Optimus LTE II goes with a powerful new boast that lets users to choose the best shot amid multiple images bring just ahead the shutter button is cast down. And the Voice Shutter boast lets users to take photos employing just their voice, excreting the camera shake that frequently falls out once pressing the shutter.

The new LG Optimus LTE II’s User Interface (UI) provides a various range of commodious boasts including widget size control, automatic face recognition unlocking, and easy-to-organize folder management. The Optimus LTE II goes with the quickly Memo boast which first debuted at the Optimus Vu: that provides quick note-taking by any display without opening an apart application.

Users will as well benefit by the latest Android 4.0 OS (Ice Cream Sandwich) at the LG Optimus LTE II, the first smartphone from LG in Korea at put up this OS. With the brighter and faster Ice Cream Sandwich OS, users could enjoy a more advanced experience of multitasking.

The LG Opitmus LTE II has optional magnetic field strength wireless charging system, sold on an individual basis. The smartphone could be recharged by placing the LG Optimus LTE II at the wireless battery charging pad. The system has been distinguished by the Wireless Power Consortium on their “Qi” (pronounced chee) logo, promising interoperability with whole other Qi devices.

The LG Optimus LTE II is for sale this week through whole three Korean carriers. Availability at markets outside of Korea could be announced at a later date.