The LG Optimus LTE2 will be coming to Korea exclusively (at first) and will be bringing a True HD IPS display with 2GB of RAM to back it up. There’s 1280 x 720 pixel resolution in this 4.7-inch display, all of that being brought to the table with the massively impressive Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor being run at 1.5Ghz per core here this week. The gigantic 2GB of memory is impressive, of course, but what we’ve found while we’re just holding it here on display is that it’s using a massive 1GB on idle – we must expect that this is just because the device does not have final software in-tact quite yet.

This device has an 8 megapixel camera on the back, voice actions throughout with modifications to Google’s own voice recognition by LG, and there’s a massive 2.150 mAh under the hood to keep you powered up all day long. The camera itself will be benefitting from the voice actions mentioned here, just saying “kimchi” bringing you video capture. Snap a photo or capture an amazing moment with rolling 1080p with just a word – simple stuff.

Inside you’ve got NFC as well as Bluetooth 4.0 and the ability to work with Android 4.0′s Ice Cream Sandwich Beam. This ability also works with LG’s Tab+ in the wild. This device also has wireless charging if you’re into such a thing, and the whole device benefits from a soft-touch backing which makes for an almost fabric-like situation for extreme comfort. Have a peek at the hands-on video, the gallery above and below, and check the timeline for additional coverage of this next-level LG smartphone!

Very briefly let’s go through and see a fun new point or two on each of these devices before we see them in person next week in Spain, starting with the LG Optimus L7. With the LG Optimus L7, you’ll see the line’s newly minted NFC capabilities in full working order – also the three-button nature of the device, with one physical button in the middle and two haptic buttons on either side lighting up.

Next with the LG Optimus L3 you’ll notice that LG is coming forward with some smaller devices as well as large, this device still working with Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread out of the box as well while many models will be starting with Ice Cream Sandwich.

Next we’ll have a look at a video the Telefonino folks have taken of the LG Optimus LTE aka LTE Tag just so you can see the absolutely absurd pull-up antenna that happens to exist on this international model.

With the LG Optimus 4X complete with NVIDIA Tegra 3 you’ll get a glimpse of the Ice Cream Sandwich-related user interface customizability that LG has presented with their own custom UI skin.

The LG Optimus 3D Max aka 3D Cube is very very similar to its predecessor, the LG Optimus 3D, save for a few modifications to the innards and a thinned-down profile – seen here.

Finally for the LG Optimus Vu we see our first look at it sitting next to its biggest competitor the Samsung Galaxy Note – let the fight begin! We’ll be seeing this whole collection for ourselves at the start of next week in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress 2012 – stick with us here on SlashGear for total coverage!

[via Telefonino]

So, a CAR Mode tag can automatically run the in-car UI, with an oversized interface for easier use of the Optimus LTE Tag while it’s docked in a windshield cradle. LG preloads its own Tag+ (or Tag Plus) app to handle reading the NFC tags, and three sheets of stickers will apparently be included in the box with the smartphone. Other possible uses will be switching into Office mode, as well as turning settings on and off for things like WiFi and muting the ringer, but users will also be able to program tags themselves.

Otherwise, the Optimus LTE Tag looks to be a relatively straightforward Android device, with HDMI-MHL connectivity and DLNA support. LG hasn’t revealed full specifications, but there’s obviously a front-facing camera and presumably the gamut of wireless connectivity along with GPS and a Full HD main camera.

We’ll know all the details when LG shows off the Optimus LTE Tag at MWC 2012 next week, when hopefully it will confirm pricing and availability as well.