LG was one of the manufacturers that has used LCD panels in all its smartphones, but it seems that the company has finally realized that these screens cannot compete with the AMOLED technology used by Samsung in their mobiles. Galaxy S and Note.
In order to improve in this regard, the Korean company has made the decision to market its first smartphone with an OLED screen in the third quarter of this year.
Specifically, sources inside the company recently spoke with the web portal The Investor and reported that LG plans to manufacture its next device, the LG V30, with an OLED screen. Also, if all goes according to plan, the LG G7, planned for 2018, could incorporate the same type of screen.
Another part of LG's plan is for it to start supplying OLED displays for use in future Apple iPhones. However, the company's highest priority at the moment is the launch of the V30 with this type of screen, especially to see how well it can deal with its manufacture and how users respond to the new device.
Apart from having an OLED screen, the LG V30 will also bring the processor Snapdragon 835, up to 6GB RAM, dual rear camera (It is even rumored that it could come with a dual front camera), as well as with a digital to analog audio converter. In case anyone does not remember, the predecessor model, the LG V20, was one of the best smartphones for music fans, especially thanks to the incorporation of the DAC or analog digital converter.
Overall, the LG V30 will be a high-end smartphone that will compete with the rest of the flagships on the market, but especially will rival the next Galaxy Note 8.
As soon as we have more information about the LG V30, we will reveal it in this same section.
The LG flex II, I had it and it had an Oled screen ...
Because the LG G Flex did not carry, right?