LG G Flex 2 to have smaller, higher-resolution display

September 12, 2014

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It seems LG have learned from the poor sales of the original G Flex that people will not accept sub-par displays anymore. According to a report citing an LG India executive, LG's upcoming G Flex 2 will have a smaller, higher-resolution display than its predecessor. This means a higher pixel density, which hopefully will mean a better display than the Flex's 720p, POLED panel.

No information on other features or specs were given, or whether they'll use another plastic LED or glass this time around, but the resolution should be at least 1080p, so it will be an improvement at the very least. LG is expected to launch their G Flex 2 early next year in South Korea with other markets to follow. Discuss below if LG's upcoming curved device piques your interest.

Via: Phone Arena
Source: Gizbot

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