In what apparently is the latest leak out of a new handset, ahead of the MWC event coming up in February, the supposed details of the LG Optimus G Pro smartphone have recently been revealed in an Engadget report, based on a leaked slide which was received by the tech news site.

According to the leaked slide, the Optimus G Pro handset from LG will feature a 5-inch 1920x1080-pixel screen, and will be powered by a 1.7GHz Qualcomm quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor. The high-end Android-based smartphone will reportedly run the Android 4.1 `Jelly Bean' version which will probably be skinned considerably by LG.

Some of the other attractive features which the Optimus G Pro handset will boast include 2GB RAM; 32GB storage capacity; a 13-megapixel rear camera; a 2.4-megapixel front camera; a massive 3,000 mAh battery; and support for long-term evolution (LTE).

Despite the fact that the Engadget report made no mention of the likely launch-date or launch-venue of the Optimus G Pro, some of the built in features of the handset, nonetheless, hint at the possibility that the phone will be offered by Japanese carrier NTTDoCoMo.

Meanwhile, the Optimus G Pro specifications enlisted by Engadget have also been substantiated by Blog of Mobile. Most of the alleged features of the handset will essentially mark enhancements over the features found in the Optimus G smartphone, though a few of the features are already included in some existing Optimus G models.