QUOTE(G-17 @ Oct 30 2012, 10:31 AM)
LG have a decent presence here in Singapore where I live. Maybe you can order one from SG instead. Might even save you a few bucks compared to importing from US/AU/TW/etc.
IPS is better than the fake oversaturated colour you get from Amoled, imho. Only advantage Amoled has is the deep black.
IPS tends to have wider gamut, and newer IPS screens tend to draw less power than even the latest Samoled variants. Plus, I've yet to see any Amoled display come close to the color rendition of the S-LCD2 IPS on the HTC One X.
Then again, it's all to do on the quality of IPS display. For the price they're selling teh Nexus 4 at, I doubt they'll be using a top-of-the-line Sharp IGZO panel. If it's close to the HTC One X, I'll be happy.
To prove you're wrong. There's no LCD (IPS, PLS, whatever) in the market that achieve 100% gamut. While Super AMOLED...
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The Super AMOLED display on the Samsung Galaxy S was measured to reproduce way more than the standard color gamut – 140% of it, to be precise, and the colors look rather overblown, which most users find very appealing. Samsung Mobile Display has supposedly toned down the gamut span and color saturation with Super AMOLED Plus, but from the looks of it the difference, while there, is minimal.
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http://www.phonearena.com/news/Super-AMOLE...nd-back_id18700QUOTE(DreamScars @ Oct 30 2012, 12:35 PM)
i never knew haha, everytime my gnex hangs i terus cabut bateri

GNex can't really press power button to shut it down if it really get badly stucked or caught in a bootloop
I also always cabut. So I also prefer
cabut-able battery
QUOTE(N33d @ Oct 30 2012, 05:41 PM)
CPU GPU: good.. further optimization from Google and no bloatware will make them fly
Design: Love nexus design since the nexus s
LCD: maybe i am the weird one but i prefer longevity and natural color reprodcution of LCD than short life diode of amoled.. I dont want want to pamper amoled screen such as reminding myself to browse in landscape once awhile, invert the color or anything just to make the oled "burning" as "balance" as possible..
no card slot: doesnt matter for me as i dont install huge software inside my phone and i dont have huge libraries of movies or songs..i just filled my 3/4 of my s3 16gb internal most of the time so 16gb is enough for me..
BUT BUT BUT
why why why non removeable battery? dont feel like prying open the case to change the batt if want use it for long term.. is this their planned obsolescent for the phone?? imagine charging the phone everyday for a year, that is already using up half of the typical 500 recharge cycle of li-ion batt.. sure noticeable capacity drop.. so now no need to pamper the amoled, but the battery .. urgg!
CPU/GPU (Chipset): S4 Pro Quad Core Krait 1.5GHz, Adreno 320 is currently the best is the market. Exynos 5250 should be on par or a little bit lower in performance at CPU since it's dual core vs quad core anyway... GPU in Exynos 5250 (T604) is currently the most powerful in market. Anyway... S4 Pro chipset is the best in market for the time being. So... It's not just 'Good'. You can call it 'Best' before Samsung release thei Exynos 54XX series and NovaThor release their A9500 series

No card slot is fine for 16GB but not for 8GB. I listen to music a lot that I can't live without storing them offline in the phone. *Don't ask me to use cloud since I might need 10GB quote per month for that

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