Some online retailers overseas price the LG G3

With LG's latest flagship, the LG G3, expected to be introduced during an LG event on May 27th, a number of Scandinavian online retailers have already posted the device on their websites. This gives us an idea about how the phone will be priced.. Finnish retailer Kasuplan has the 16GB model in Gold tagged at 613 Euros ($841 USD). The same retailer has the 32GB version in white with a price of 659 Euros ($904 USD).

Another online retailer in the region, Multitronic, is offering theLG G3 in both 16GB (Gold) and 32GB (White) variations for 678 Euros ($930 USD) and 730 Euros ($1001 USD) respectively. All of these prices include the 22% VAT and could be placeholder prices, posted until LG puts up the actual cost to the consumer to purchase the phone.

The LG G3 is expected to come with a 5.5 inch screen with a 1440 x 2560 resolution (QHD), which works out to a stunning pixel density of 534ppi. Under the hood is a quad-core 2.3GHz Snapdragon 801 CPU (or possibly the Snapdragon 805). 3GB of RAM is inside with 32GB of native storage on board. A 32GB capacity microSD slot is also available for those requiring more memory. Back and front-facing cameras are 16MP and 2.1MP respectively and Android 4.4.2 is pre-installed.

Will the LG G3 be the first in the states to offer a QHD glass, or will that honor go to the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime. Both are unannounced for now, but that should change for LG's new flagship on May 27th.

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source: MobileGeeks (translated) via GforGames