The first half of LG’s 2011 Android assault included the Optimus 2X, Black and 3D. If this rocked your socks, then take a seat and prepare yourself for what’s coming over the next five months. There’s three smartphones on tap for the remainder of the year, the LG Prada K2, LG E2, and LG P930, but which phone is right for you?
We begin with the LG Prada K2. This dual-core smartphone will be the LG’s new Android flagship for the second half of 2011. Packing a 4.3-inch NOVA LCD display with a claimed brightness of 1,000 nits, we have strong expectations for this handset. Thickness is set at 8.8-millimeters, there’s a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera and eight-megapixel rear shooter, 16GB of internal storage, Android 2.3 Gingerbread and HSPA+ 21 Mbps support. Expect the K2 to land this holiday season.
Next up is the successor to the LG Optimus One, the LG E2. Little information is known about this entry-level successor, but a QVGA display, sub-gigahertz processor and three-megapixel camera are expected. If you thought the Optimus One was affordable, wait until LG reveals the pricing on this bad boy.
Last up is the LG P930. According to PocketNow, the P930 will be LG’s first 720p resolution phone, touting a jaw-dropping 4.5-inch display. The pixel density of said display should meet or exceed the standards set by Apple’s iPhone 4. How you like them apples?
So which will it be, the LG Prada K2, E2 or P930? We’re sure you’ll find a winner no matter which of the three handsets you call your own.
via PocketNow
