LG on Wednesday sent invitations to members of the media for a Feb. 26 press conference, where the South Korean tech giant is expected to debut its latest flagship smartphone, the G6.
The press event will be held in Barcelona, Spain, just one day before Mobile World Congress kicks off.
"See more, play more," the invitation reads. The text is set against an image of a lake and starry night sky with fireworks going off overhead.
We already know that LG's next flagship smartphone will have a Quad HD widescreen display with an unusual 18:9 aspect ratio. The G6 will have a resolution of 1,440 by 2,880, or 564 pixels per inch, according to the Korean Herald. That's larger than the 1,440-by-2,560 display found on the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the iPhone 7's 750-by-1,334 screen.
Cramming all those pixels into a 5.7-inch display will make it the world's first 18:9 QHD LCD, according to LG, which is branding the new tech as "QHD+."
Other innovations in the upcoming phone include a touch sensor that's embedded inside the LCD panel, which means that LG can use a thinner display and a smaller bezel. If it follows the pattern of its predecessor, the LG G5, this handset could have some other unique features not found on its competitors from Samsung and Apple, such as a removable battery.
Everything you want is on its way. pic.twitter.com/sGQZNbavj7 — LG USA Mobile (@LGUSAMobile) January 18, 2017
PCMag will be at LG's press conference, so stay tuned for all the details on Feb. 26. Mobile World Congress kicks off on Monday, Feb. 27 and runs through Thursday, March 2; we'll also be at the show to bring you all the news.