We know about LG’s Arena Phone which was released back in 2009 April. As a successor to the Arena, LG is now all ready to release the new model LU 9400 Arena Max. We are now sticking on to a pdf file showing the certification for Arena Max’s Wi-Fi from IEEE.

The surprising add-on of the Arena Max is the 1 GHz Snapdragon Processor by Qualcomm when compared with the 528 MHz processor in Arena, and with a 3.5” display (Arena had a display 0.5” lesser), Bluetooth, GPS and 5 Megapixel Camera will make the Phone price worthy.

According to company, the release of the Arena Max will first happen in Korea (obviously), and then to be premiered worldwide. We hope more news about the Arena Max will be released in the Mobile World Congress to be held next week.

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