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The LG V40 ThinQ would have a triple camera on the back.
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LG Electronics sent invitations for the unveiling of the V40 ThinQ in the form of a 10-second animation.
The short black and white video clip shows pictures taken from three different angles, as well as a long shot.
It probably refers to powerful camera equipment, and is said to have a triple camera on the back and a double on the front.
The events will take place at LG Science Park in Seoul, October 10 at 10:00 am and New York at 5:00 pm on October 3rd.
The phone is supposed to support 3D face recognition for unlocking, the screen can reach 6.3 inches, almost 6.4 inches for the Galaxy Note 9 and 6.5 inches for the iPhone XS Max, and 0.3 inches wider than the V30.
A day earlier, Apple unveiled the iPhone XS, the iPhone XS MAX and the iPhone XR.
Korean compatriot Samsung opens the second half of the mobile phone refresh season with the launch of Note 9 in August.
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