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LG launched its foremost dual-screen smart phone

LG launched its foremost dual-screen smart phone

                                                                                                     

has sent out invites to an occasion on in New York – and it looks like we'll see the opening dual-screen smart phone from the corporation.  Although LG hasn't optional what phone will be announced, the occasion is set to be movie themed so we can securely suppose it'll be concerning some sort of video features. The recently leaked LG V10 comes with a little secondary screen above the major display – it sounds like a massive gimmick though.

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The chief screen is 5.7 inches with a QHD resolution, faintly larger than the LG G4, with a lesser display sat on the top too. The respite of the specs seem inspiring with 3GB of RAM, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 chipset, 64GB of storage, a 16MP back camera and a front shooter all supposed. There's no assurance this is what we'll observe at the occasion but it's at present the only whispered handset from the corporation and we can see this type of dual-screen gimmick as the kind of thing LG would desire to go big on.

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