LG has officially announced it's first mid range Android phablet today. Dubbed as LG G Pro Lite, the phablet came in news last month. The LG G Pro Lite is the cheaper version of Optimus G Pro. The G Pro Lite comes in single-SIM and dual-SIM versions, and will be available this month in South America, followed by Russia, China, India and various markets in the Middle East and Asia.
LG has included a Stylus Pen on G Pro Lite, along with few G2 features, like KnockOn, Pause and Resume Recording, QSlide, QuickMemo and QTranslator. The dual-SIM version of G Pro Lite comes with capacitive touch keys with a dedicated Hot Key for switching SIMs, whereas the single-SIM option features a regular home button.
"With LG G Pro Lite, we are introducing a competitive device to the masses in the growing large smartphone market," said Dr. Jong-seok Park, president and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. "The market for smartphones with displays over five inches will continue to grow and LG is in a great position to capture these new customers when they’re ready to move up from their current phones."
Feature-wise, the LG G Pro Lite comes with a 5.5-inch qHD IPS display, 1GHz dual-core MediaTek MT6577 processor, Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and 1GB RAM. The smartphone is 9.48mm thick.
The smartphone also comes with 8GB internal storage, with 32GB microSD card expansion, 8MP rear camera with LED flash and BSI sensor, 1.3MP front facing camera, 3G support and 3,140 mAh of battery. Connectivity series include, WiFi, WiFi Direct, Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP and A-GPS.
The G Pro Lite Dual comes with dual-SIM support and dual-standby feature, along with dedicated SIM switch key, rest all specs are similar as G Pro Lite.
To be updated...