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Alnoor M Peermohamed
15:00 21st Jul, 2014
LG Launches Its Flagship G3 Smartphone In India At Rs 47,990 | TechTree.com
LG Launches Its Flagship G3 Smartphone In India At Rs 47,990
The G3 sports a QHD display, the only phone from a highly reputed brand to do so.
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Korean electronics giant LG has launched its flagship G3 smartphone to take on the Samsung Galaxy S5 and HTC One (M8) in the Indian market. As expected from a flagship device, the G3 comes packing some of the latest hardware, and its 5.5-inch Quad HD display betters those offered by its two closest rivals.
LG will sell two variants of the G3 in India, a 16GB variant which is priced at Rs 47,990 and a 32GB variant priced at 50,990. The company is also offering customers a whole host of freebies and discounts, including a one-time free screen replacement, a free QuickCircle flip case and a Rs 5,000 discount on its G Watch.
The most outstanding feature of the LG G3 is its 5.5-inch Quad HD (2560X1440pixels) display, that boasts of an insanely high pixel density of 534ppi. The phone is powered by a 2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor coupled with either 2GB or 3GB of RAM, depending on whether you get the 16GB or 32GB variant respectively.
While the G3 doesn't come with a 64GB internal storage option like the iPhone 5s, it does support microSD cards of up to 128GB.
In terms of imaging the device features a 13MP camera, assisted by a unique laser autofocus system and Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS+) that allows for faster focus lock and crisper photos. The front facing camera on the other hand has a quaint resolution of 2.1MP, unlike the awesome 5MP shooter on the One (M8).
The G3 has also been widely acclaimed for its ergonomics, with the buttons at the rear featuring a more flattened design than the G2, and also its ever so slightly curved body. The device features a polycarbonate faux metal body, which isn't as grand as the HTC's all-metal body, but is easier to grip and harder to scratch.
Another great improvement over the past flagship phones from LG, the G3 features a much more minimal UI that runs on top of Android 4.4 KitKat. UI elements, especially the clock feature a circular motif which smartly makes use of the circular opening on the QuickCircle flip cover.
All that hardware is powered by a 3,000mAh battery which is rated for 553 hours of standby time and 21 hours of talk time.
TAGS: LG, LG G3, quad HD display, Galaxy S5, One (M8), high-end smartphone
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