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Uploaded Tuesday morning on LG’s YouTube account, a teaser video if you will, hints at what we believe to be four updated series of smartphone lines: the F-Series, G-Series, L-Series and V-Series. The promo video is titled ‘Closer to Barcelona’ and comes just shortly after the company has been expected to reveal their Optimus L Series II at MWC next week.
That answers the question of ‘L,’ or “styLe” as it’s advertised. The ‘F’ is derived from “Freedom;” while ‘V’ is for “View and ‘G’ stands for “Greatness.” Check out the video below and you’ll see what I mean.
We know that the G-Series will include their Optimus G Pro, expected to hit U.S. in Q2. Information regarding the company’s F- and V-Series smartphones still remain under wraps. Based on the model holding a paint brush in the ‘V portion’ of the ad, we’re thinking that one of two may be stylus-enabled devices but that’s just speculation. The ‘F’ features a race car driver; fast-speed wireless series?
As advertised, LG has a press conference planned for February 25th, which should officially answer all of our questions about the four smartphone lines.
That answers the question of ‘L,’ or “styLe” as it’s advertised. The ‘F’ is derived from “Freedom;” while ‘V’ is for “View and ‘G’ stands for “Greatness.” Check out the video below and you’ll see what I mean.
We know that the G-Series will include their Optimus G Pro, expected to hit U.S. in Q2. Information regarding the company’s F- and V-Series smartphones still remain under wraps. Based on the model holding a paint brush in the ‘V portion’ of the ad, we’re thinking that one of two may be stylus-enabled devices but that’s just speculation. The ‘F’ features a race car driver; fast-speed wireless series?
As advertised, LG has a press conference planned for February 25th, which should officially answer all of our questions about the four smartphone lines.
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