A photo and details of the first phone with a quadcore processor from Qualcomm are online come. The Android smartphone from LG uses a applicatieprocessor and separate modemchip for the reception of 2g, 3g and 4g.
The phone does not come to the Netherlands; LG makes the phone, presumably for the American carrier Sprint, and he doesn’t work on the Dutch gsm – and 3g-networks. The LG Eclipse will be support for 2g, 3g and 4g.
It is one of the first devices with a quad-core processor from Qualcomm. The chipmaker now has a dual-core variant on the market, which include standing in the HTC One S. The dual-core version has a built-in modem, but the quadcore variant is not. Therefore, it would be LG’s quadcore-APQ8064 combine with a modemchip, the MDM9615, writes Briefmobile.
The APQ8064 has four processing cores which is clocked at 1.5 GHz. The gpu is an Adreno 320, the successor of the Adreno 225, which is on the dualcore processor in the One S sits. The LG Eclipse VS970 would be a 4,65″-lcd with a resolution of 1280×768 pixels. The ram should have a size of 2GB, just like the recently announced LG Optimus LTE2.
