In Between all the G4 Rumors and teasers, LG has unveiled a new Mid-Range Device, the LG G Stylo.
Well alongside it’s Flagship device the korean Company LG has announced a new mid-range Device that will follow up on the G3 Stylus, the LG G Stylo. The Device was unveiled today. The G Stylo comes with a larger Screen than the G4 but other specs will be a lot smaller, since it’s only a mid-range Phone. Let’s get into that. The Screen will measure in at 5.7 inch with a 720p resolution, which still provides us with 258ppi. The G Stylo will be powered by the 64 bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 CPU with 4 cores and a frequency of 1.2Ghz per core, that will be backed up by 1.5GB of RAM. Internal Storage is set at 8GB but it’s expandable via a MicroSD Card up to 2TB, which will be quite a lot of space to fill up with Pictures taken by its 8MP rear Camera or the 5MP front-facing one. All of this will be held up by a 3000 mAh Battery, which should keep you online quite some time.
The main Feature of the Device is the Stylus that comes along with it and the perfectly matched new features that LG has integrated into it’s Android 5.0 release. In terms of availability and Pricing the company announced that the LG G Stylo will be available in Korea starting Friday, followed by markets in Latin America and more in May. A definite price has not yet been unveiled but the Korean Times hinted a possible Price of 400.000 Won, which is roughly $460.
I personally would prefer the G4 over the G Stylo simply because of those extra 0.2 inch and the lower Screen resolution, but for people who don’t want to spend much on a pretty decent Device and who use a Stylus very often I’d recommend this one.
