30 July 2009 9:08 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
After multiple leaks, LG has finally officially revealed full images and some "key specifications" of the new LG Chocolate phone, or LG-BL40.The fourth handset in the company's high end Black Label Series gets an unusual 4-inch widescreen high-definition LCD with an 800 x 345 pixel resolution.
Unlike screens on conventional mobile devices it offers a 21:9 aspect ratio for a "panoramic, cinema-like quality" (on a 4-inch display?) and "optimal mobile computing experience" with the 800 pixel width meaning no horizontal scrolling on web pages.
Also unusual, the 4-inch display features a "Dual Screen UI" that can display two different types of content simultaneously, so presumably you could watch a video while checking your work email.
LG says the screen is "overlaid with curved tempered glass and is seamlessly encased in a glossy black finish and iconic red highlights".
With more info still to be revealed, the new LG Chocolate will be available beginning Q3 in 54 countries.
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