LG’s American flagships for the latter half of 2012 are starting to select shape. We’ve already seen the , conspicuously a CDMA style of the Optimus LTE2 (below) and headed for American shores last this year. Now has spotted what appears to be the same phone, headed for AT&T at an undistinguished date.
The E970 (final notability unknown) showed up in a latest benchmark with some specs along for the ride. The processor is clocked at 1.5Ghz, though whether it’s the same as seen in the Eclipse 4G LTE is still up in the air.
It’s paired to an Adreno 320 GPU, as most of the upcoming Snapdragon S4 phones are. Also included is the cover resolution, 1280 x 768 – literary perchance the super 48 pixels over a gonfalon 720p pomp are for on-screen controls, since it’s also tournament Android 4.4. This phone will unquestionably have an LTE connection.
Beyond that, we differentiate very hardly ever about the E970, though if it follows the blueprint (as the Spectrum and the Nitro HD have with the underived Optimus LTE) it’ll have a 4.7-inch hide and a prodigious 2GB of RAM. The LTE2 is expected to come past this summer, so given the depressing control interval between or oecumenic and American releases and LG’s proclivity to customize the front and seem to be of each and every gambit for the Big Four, watch it time between Halloween and Christmas.
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