The device has been the subject of countless rumors over the last few weeks, which might have prompted LG to show it off sooner than expected. February 7, 2014 7:19 AM PST The LG G Pro. (Credit: Josh Miller/CNET) LG is slated to host a special press event on February 13 where it's expected to show off the follow-up to its Optimus Pro G. The company sent out invites to Korea-based reports on Friday. CNET sister site ZDNet Korea received an invite. The image shows only a door creeping open, footsteps, and the phrase, "Knock-knock knockin' on." The event will be held at LG Twin Towers in Seoul. Several rumors have cropped up recently about the G Pro 2. LG has said that the device will come with optical image stabilization, but has been loath to provide further details. Earlier this week, a report suggested that the handset would come with a 0.4mm bezel, allowing its display to cover more than 77 percent of the device's face. The device might also come with high-end speakers. It's not guaranteed that the Feb. 13 event will showcase the G Pro 2 -- it was expected to be unveiled at Mobile World Congress later this month -- but it's seeming increasingly likely.
The device has been the subject of countless rumors over the last few weeks, which might have prompted LG to show it off sooner than expected.
The LG G Pro.
(Credit: Josh Miller/CNET)
LG is slated to host a special press event on February 13 where it's expected to show off the follow-up to its Optimus Pro G.
The company sent out invites to Korea-based reports on Friday. CNET sister site ZDNet Korea received an invite. The image shows only a door creeping open, footsteps, and the phrase, "Knock-knock knockin' on." The event will be held at LG Twin Towers in Seoul.
Several rumors have cropped up recently about the G Pro 2. LG has said that the device will come with optical image stabilization, but has been loath to provide further details. Earlier this week, a report suggested that the handset would come with a 0.4mm bezel, allowing its display to cover more than 77 percent of the device's face. The device might also come with high-end speakers.
It's not guaranteed that the Feb. 13 event will showcase the G Pro 2 -- it was expected to be unveiled at Mobile World Congress later this month -- but it's seeming increasingly likely.
