Place this in the "Are you kidding me?" category.
Call it Prime, call it Premium, call it whatever you like, but don't call it a rumor. According to several reports today, a new version of the LG G3 is not only official, but available for pre-order in South Korea. What's new? The Snapdragon 805, pretty much.
This begs several questions. Mainly, Why even release the 801 version? Did they just want to get out of the gate early enough to take sales away from Samsung? With some people/reviews reporting some early performance issues, is LG not entirely confident of the 801 and it's QHD display's long term durability? Of course, plenty of other reviews have reported no such problems, but it still makes you wonder why they're starting to push out an 805 so soon. Is it just for the Korean market i.e. the Samsung S5 805? It it just for the LTE bands in Korea?
And then of course, it is coming to the U.S.? I have a hard time seeing carriers releasing a new LG G3 under at least 6 months after the initial release. As it is, I'd be pretty upset if I bought a G3 in S. Korea on on release only for LG to send out a better version of it only 1 and a half to 2 months afterwards. So what do you think? Does this change anything for you?
http://www.androidauthority.com/lg-g3-prime-403578/
Call it Prime, call it Premium, call it whatever you like, but don't call it a rumor. According to several reports today, a new version of the LG G3 is not only official, but available for pre-order in South Korea. What's new? The Snapdragon 805, pretty much.
This begs several questions. Mainly, Why even release the 801 version? Did they just want to get out of the gate early enough to take sales away from Samsung? With some people/reviews reporting some early performance issues, is LG not entirely confident of the 801 and it's QHD display's long term durability? Of course, plenty of other reviews have reported no such problems, but it still makes you wonder why they're starting to push out an 805 so soon. Is it just for the Korean market i.e. the Samsung S5 805? It it just for the LTE bands in Korea?
And then of course, it is coming to the U.S.? I have a hard time seeing carriers releasing a new LG G3 under at least 6 months after the initial release. As it is, I'd be pretty upset if I bought a G3 in S. Korea on on release only for LG to send out a better version of it only 1 and a half to 2 months afterwards. So what do you think? Does this change anything for you?
http://www.androidauthority.com/lg-g3-prime-403578/
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