LG is making the rounds at this year’s MWC with its flagship G6 smartphone. The South Korean manufacturer dropped the modular design from…
LG is making the rounds at this year’s MWC with its flagship G6 smartphone. The South Korean manufacturer dropped the modular design from last year’s G5 , and is now looking to offer a durable device with an unusual display.
The LG G6’s screen alone will make it stand out in the smartphone crowd, as it has an unusual 18:9 ratio (or 2:1), coupled with slim bezels and an 80% screen-to-body ratio. The 5.7″ display has a resolution of 2880×1440, a modest bump over the “QHD” displays that became common in phones this last year. The G6 also employs Dolby Vision technology, reportedly allowing for increased contrast and brightness without loss of detail or colors.
Contrary to some rumors, LG powers the LG G6 with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 821, rather than the recently-announced Snapdragon 835.
