LG launches quad-core Optimus GK with 5" full-HD display

LG has added one more Android smartphone in its array of android smartphone, with the launch of LG Optimus GK. This android based smartphone shares comparable specs to their previous LG Optimus G pro. However, the smartphone has a comparatively smaller screen display of 5 inches. Their latest launch that is LG Optimus GK incorporates a full HD display and capable of rendering screen resolutions of about 1920 X 1080 pixels. The display is having a 440 ppi pixel density. Further, there is a 1.7 gigahertz QUALCOMM snapdragon 600 processor that drives the handheld device.

As per the reports received till now, LG has decided about the launch of their latest device in the Korean markets first. As already discussed the LG Optimus GK is incorporating all the specs that were present in the LG Optimus G Pro, however, the 5.5 inch screen are replaced by a 5 inch one. Resembling the Optimus G pro, the Optimus GK has a random access memory of 2 gigabytes and a 13 megapixel camera on its rear as well as a 2 megapixel front camera. There is an internal storage capacity of about 16 gigabyte present in the device, which is expandable up to 64 GB. The device supports micro SD and is powered by a 3100 mAh battery. Further, the device has support for LTE. This LG Android phone comes packed with a number of amazing features.

One of the interesting reports that is notable and worth mentioning is that LG previously released LG Optimus G pro with a 5 inch screen. This was probably that most of the smartphone users find it difficult to handle 5+ inch screen smartphones as a result of their size. It is still unknown that whether LG will be launching the Optimus GK to the other markets, if they do so they will be able to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S4. It should be noted that both the phones are sporting quite similar specifications.

Moreover, the phone will be having an android version of jelly bean 4.1.2. This will certainly support the needs of those users, who are utterly looking forward for a device that will support the latest features, like Google Now, and Project Butter.