LG G710 (aka LG Judy) To Launch In June
It can be said, LG is skipping the MWC 2018 like a few other top brands. And though it has already announced the LG V30s ThinQ with an AI camera, many are waiting for something more worthy. Today it’s become known the LG Judy will be launched in the first half of this year as the LG G710. The latter may sound unfamiliar to many users, but you should know LG has confirmed it is going to rename its flagship line.
According to the latest leaks and evleaks’ information, the LG G710 will be sporting a Snapdragon 845 chip like other top-notch models. It is also paired with a 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage.
Apart from this, the LG G710 will sport a 6.1-inch 18:9 full-screen using an M LCD+ display, which is said to provide an IPS-like experience while the power consumption is reduced by 35%. This new display technology comes with an RGBW pixel arrangement, supports HDR 10, and provides a brightness of up to 800nits.
As for the rest of features, the LG G710 is rumored to come with a 16MP dual-camera providing an aperture of f/1.6. The body will be made of glass. There will be a dual-speaker. And the phone will have an IP68 rating. Thus it’ll be waterproof and dustproof.
Recently, it’s been announced LG has lost tons of money due to poor sales. So it should come in with high-end flagships that look awesome, provide excellent performance, and cost affordable. In this sense, the upcoming LG G710 may get the role of a ‘savior’ on it.
