The rest of the phone should stay the same, including the 5″ display (4:3 aspect ratio) and the overall design. For the first impressions, you can check our LG Optimus Vu hands-on from Mobile world congress. The phone was already zippy fast, and besides a better score for benchmarks like Antutu, we don’t expect the user experience to change much with the Tegra 3 chip – this is a nice design win for NVIDIA.
The LG Optimus Vu is the direct competitor of the Samsung Galaxy Note. Both cater to the same market with variations of the same type of apps. While the original Galaxy Note was often seen as having an edge in terms of design, the LG Optimus Vu had a user interface that is consistently faster. The thing is: the Galaxy Note 2 is rumored to launch at the end of August at IFA, so this may put a damp on LG’s Optimus VU global launch…