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LG is working on an even more powerful line of devices

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LG mobile chief Cho Jun-ho revealed some of the South Korean companies plans for the near future today and suggested that its upcoming LG G4 flagship smartphone is going to be “radically different” than its predecessor. Apparently, the company is also working on an entirely new line of devices that will be even more powerful than LG’s current most powerful line. 

The head of LG Electronics’ handset division said Wednesday (KST) that the firm is designing and developing its own mobile processor chips to be used in its next generation mobile phones. “Producing our own mobile application chips is very important. As LG Electronics has been consistent in developing these, we plan to gradually incorporate into our new models,” Cho Juno said in a news conference. LG Electronics spent millions of dollars to develop processors at its logic-chip research lab. It seeks to cut its dependence on Qualcomm for these ― a key component to control entire computing systems. He admitted that Qualcomm of the United States is the strong leader in the processor chip market with top-tier technology companies in the mobile industry investing more to enhance their chip-designing capability.

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