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LG X Cams and X screen: debut at MWC 2016 in the new mid-range

LG G5 is not the only new Android smartphone of the Korean manufacturer waited for the Mobile World Congress 2016. In a press release issued today (15 February) LG formalizes new midrange series X. Two models at the moment: LG X cam and LG X screen destined to go up on stage at the MWC February 22 next.

Stated aim is to offer, at a price of mid-range (although, for now, LG does not communicate), cured products from the hardware point of view, that will not compromise on features usually integrated in more high-end smartphones.

Both models are, for some features, "doubled": LG X cam supports dual rear camera (with a 13-megapixel sensor and a sensor 5 megapixel), while LG X screen includes a dual display, technical solution already introduced with LG V10.



LG X cam can thus benefit from the contribution of a camera module not so easy to find in the same end products, but another strong point is represented by the constructive solutions: the front is curved, the thickness is only 5.2 mm, while the weight is 118 grams.

LG X screen provides the user with a second screen "Always-on" situated above the main screen of 4.93 ", useful features to speed multitask: even when the smartphone is in standby, you can quickly access apps you use frequently, answer the call without interrupting the business going, control the playback of music and display information (time, date, battery level, notifications). LG X screen also performs a discrete care constructive characterized by shell glass fiber.

Hardware profiles of the two terminals can be outlined as well:
LG X Cam

Display: 5.2-inch FHD In-cell Touch
Chipset: Octa-Core 1.14GHz
Camera: 13mp rear and 5MP / 8MP front
Memory: 2GB RAM / 16GB ROM
Battery: 2,520mAh
Operating System: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Dimensions: 147.5 x 73.6 x 5.2mm ~ 6.9mm
Network: LTE
Color: Titan Silver / White / Gold / Pink Gold
LG X screen
Main display 4.93 "HD In-cell Touch
Secondary Display 1.76 "LCD (520 x 80)
Chipset: 1.2GHz Quad-Core
Camera: Rear 13mp / Front 8MP
Memory: 2GB RAM / 16GB ROM
Battery: 2,300mAh
Operating system: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Dimensions: 142.6 x 71.8 x 7.1mm
Network: LTE
Color: Black / White / Pink Gold

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