The fact that the diagonal of devices grows, many words have already been said. It is necessary to postpone the purchase of a new smartphone LG G3 Screen processor yet another year or two – and just have become the happy owner big plasma panel with function audio. Even Google could not resist the temptation to “spades” and, with support from Motorola, presented the world with a six-inch Nexus 6. Possibly, LG, inspired bylymi successes against the background of sales Nexus 4 and 5, also decided not to change course and follow Google, and it is therefore held announcement of a new device – LG G3 Screen processor.

So it may well seem. After all, a brand new Phablet – it would seem all the same LG G3 Screen processor, only slightly stretched diagonally. LG G3 Screen has dimensions of the device are 157.8 x 81.8 x 9.5 mm, weight – 182 grams.

LG released – the first smartphone that runs on its own LG G3 Screen processor

LG G3 Screen processor, by the way, has the IPS-matrix diagonal of 5.9 inches and a resolution of 1080p. In addition, the device is equipped with 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage, 13-megapixel camera with optical stabilization and battery 3000 mAh. Powered smartphone running Android 4.4.4 KitKat, at least at the start.

However, despite the name, the most interesting parts of the device can be named is not the screen and processor, which acts as the first chip produced most LG and dubbed NUCLUN. Built on the architecture of ARM big.LITTLE, the processor has 8 cores – four Cortex A-15 1.5 GHz for calculations requiring high performance, and four Cortex-A7 with 1.2 GHz for less complex tasks. Furthermore, NUCLUN support communication standard LTE-A, and achieves a connection speed of 225 Mbit / s.

It is reported that LG G3 Screen processor designed for his native South Korean market, where, as you know, people are very fond of the device with large diagonals. But who knows how events will develop in the future.

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