New images of the rumoured LG G4 Note phablet device have leaked onto the web after passing through certification in China.
The LG G4 Note has reportedly passed through Chinese certification authority TENAA today, revealing various renders of the device. The rumoured phablet device is expected to have a 5.5-inch/ 5.8-inch display and 27 megapixel rear camera. The front camera is also expected to undergo some rather lucrative upgrades, with a two-tone dual-LED flash and possible laser autofocus.
The leaked images appear to show a plastic design with aluminium trim and a bezel-free display. The device doesn’t seem too bulky, though the camera sensor bump indicates that LG could be prioritising photography. The back cover also looks to be removable, meaning that a replaceable battery and expandable memory could be on the horizon.
The device is rumoured to be revealed on the 10th October.
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Via Tech Times
