LG has unveiled the V20, a smartphone with a focus on audiovisual performance that is also the first device to come with Google's Android 7. 0 operating system. The latter brings with it the new multi-window mode, a new notification system, improvements to battery management and the in-app search application, which allows for content search from third-party apps.
Thanks to LG's UX 5. 0+ launcher the interface looks very similar to the LG G5's.
Also pretty much identical to the G5 is the V20's camera specification. Like its smaller cousin the new model uses a dual-camera setup. A 16MP sensor is combined with a fast F1. 8 aperture and optical image stabilization in the main camera, which is joined by an 8MP/F2. 4 unstabilized wide-angle module. There is also on-sensor phase detection and laser assistance for AF. In video mode the new device can record up to 4K resolution and comes with Qualcomm's new Steady Record 2. 0 electronic image stabilization which optimizes synchronization between the image and the device's gyro. At the front there is a 5MP camera with F1. 9 aperture.
In addition, thanks to a built-in 32-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC, the V20 can record high-quality stereo sound with its videos and eliminate background noise. Recorded images and video can be viewed on a 5. 7" Quad HD display that, like on the predecessor V10, features a secondary small display for quick access to apps, notifications and quick settings.
The Android OS is powered by a Snapdragon 820 chipset and 4GB of RAM. 64GB of expandable storage are on board and the 3200 mAh battery is removable. It also supports Quick Charge 3. 0 via a USB Type-C connector. All the components are wrapped up in a smooth-surfaced metal body. The LG V20 will first be released in Korea later this month but availability in other regions, including the US, should be announced soon.
2016-9-7 19:44