But that one is with Amoled which is unavailable here.
A better comparison would be;
Galaxy W vs. Nexus S I9023
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPho...4&idPhone2=3910Since I'm also doing a research, I decided to list the key points of the phone.
I'm not good with IT and especially not with smartphones.
1) Phone:
Galaxy W ------------------------------------------------
Nexus S I90232) Display: TFT capacitive touchscreen------------------------------S-LCD capacitive touchscreen
3) Internal: 1.7 GB storage, 512 MB RAM, 2 GB ROM--------------16 GB storage
4) Camera: 5 MP, 2592х1944 pixels, autofocus, LED flash--------5 MP, 2560 x 1920 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
5) Video: 720p@30fps---------------------------------------------------WVGA@30fps
6) CPU: 1.4 GHz Scorpion-----------------------------------------------1 GHz Cortex-A8
2) Which screen is better between TFT and S-LCD? I know for sure that Amoled is better but that option is unavailable. And even if it is, it would be at least rm100 more expensive.
3) Is the internal storage important? We can just buy a memory card right?
The RAM is important as well right to gauge the speed of the phone like it does on a pc/laptop. Too bad there is no info available on the ROM for the Nexus S. So I can't really see which is better in this battle.
4) They both have more or less the same specs here except the pixel count.
5) W definitely trumps the Nexus in the video recording capability.
6) W definitely has the upper hand here as well as it's at least 400Mhz faster/stronger than the Nexus S.
But will that make much of a difference to a non-gamer like me?
I only need to check mails, surf, read blogs/forums like lowyat. Is 1 Ghz more than enough for my needs?
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Actually that is still my #1 choice.
Or is it not worth it to get a used set even though it is more than RM100 cheaper?
Galaxy S1 has a Super Amoled screen.
Is it worth it to get a used unit for a better display compared to a new non-Amoled like Galaxy W & Nexus S?
I would like to think so considering that the Galaxy S1 was their flagship model.