2014 may well stand as the year during which manufacturers have popularized 4G smartphones. However, 2015 seems to be consecrated as the evolution of LTE models able to leverage developments such as LTE-A Tri-band. So it will be with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 S, although not the only since LG wants to provide alternatives from January, possibly with the LG G4 as a champion.
The development of LTE technology and deployment of 4G networks has led manufacturers to start offering advances in hardware to take advantage of the new generation data network operators. Until recently it was unthinkable to support 150 Mbps connections, which in a few months will anecdotally if you look at the recent announcement of Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor. This model will be able to offer theoretical discharge rates up to 450 Mbps, which seems to have spurred their neighbors LG.
LG will partner with technology LTE-A
And is that as you can read in several Asian media, and even though the firm has in certain markets the LG G3 with support for LTE Cat 6 networks (up to 300 Mbps) brand with the slogan Life’s Good would have prepared the answer with several new models with support for LTE-A Tri-band networks. If the forecasts are met, we will know all the news from the manufacturer International CES, the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, to be held in early January.
One model that could well be the LG G4 model that has already been suggested several times that equip a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor. This would be at the same level in terms of performance the newly launched Samsung Galaxy Note 4 S and more predictable Samsung Galaxy S6, Sony Xperia Z4 and possibly Hima HTC, the future HTC One M9.
LG also prepares smartphones LTE-A Tri-band as the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 S
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