Leaked specifications for LG G Pro 3 indicate a high-end phablet

LG will be ending this year with a bang if the leaked data prove to be true: The LG Pro 3 will be a 6-inch QHD phablet with a Snapdragon 820 processor.

Oliver Moebel/ Allen Ngo, 07/05/2015

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LG has been quiet on launching additional phablets ever since the release of the G Pro 2 over a year ago. New specification leaks, however, show that LG has been hard at work on the G Pro 3 all along.

The G Pro 3 will supposedly come with a 6-inch 1440 x 2560 resolution display with a quad-core Snapdragon 820 SoC, 4 GB RAM, and 32 GB eMMC with MicroSD support. The rear and front cameras will be 20.7 MP and 8 MP, respectively, with a fingerprint scanner as well. Its software will be Android 5.1.

While a more precise release date is still unknown, sources suspect that the phablet may cost upwards of $790 USD. This will certainly not be a bargain device, especially with its high-end hardware.

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