Bro, can tumpang you on the Mili charger?

FYI, I had done some reading up on the 18650 a couple of months back. The BEST 18650s now are the Panasonic 3100 mAh. The ultrafire/trustfire seem to be crappy charge holders and are not truthful in the ratings shown. You can check there is some Danish fellow who publishes a very long list of batteries tested yearly.

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 11 2012, 03:09 PM

Hear the new models coming up next year have 3Gb RAM...wonder is it the same limitation as x86-32bit addressable memory limit...hehehehe....

The so-called "new" Note 2 is a STRIPPED DOWN version....no S-Pen, cheaper, LOWER specs.....

If possible get the old original Nokia 1meter USB cable with the clip...damn good cable...

Bro, from the pic, the charger coming with the Allshare dongle has the 2 flat pin US plug, and it does look like the micro usb cable is NOT detachable from the charger. By using micro usb, I do suspect it will be 2A, since most wifi equipment use 12VDC 1A. I have seen a device using 5VDC 3A.

Waiting for mine too.

How can she get a Note 2 FOC leh?

On the net, that young girl may be a *****censored****

No sh** .....

http://www.slashgear.com/6-3-inch-samsung-...%28SlashGear%29

6.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 3 tipped for 2013 (large font for large size hehe

Samsung‘s stylus-enabled “phablets” are set to get even bigger, sources in South Korea claim, with the Galaxy Note III tipped to have a whopping 6.3-inch display when it arrives in 2013. The growing smartphone stepped up to a 5.5-inch display in its second-generation, from the 5.3-inches of the original Galaxy Note, but according to whispers to the Korea Times, Samsung plans to maximize display real-estate with a new OLED model for the new year.

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 13 2012, 07:10 PM

I just stacked an A5 size paper notebook, my 7" mediapad, a B6 size paper notebook, and Note 2. Then I laid on an 8" ruler diagonally across the Note 2 screen for measurement and visualization.

You should try it. Does not seem all that preposterous. See pic.



Just like carrying a small paper notepad. Should fit in loose slacks pockets.


This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 13 2012, 08:41 PM

If Nexus 7 had 2Gb, I would have gotten it. Well, BT headsets or wired headphones are fine. I use BT/wired headsets with my mediapad all the time.

The best reason for the Note series is actually the stylus.!!!

Phonearena voting for how much you use the Note/Note2 stylus:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/How-often-d...Note-II_id37630

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Now that the Note II has been out for a while, and with the Note customers having more than a year of feedback, we wanted to ask the Note/Note II owners whether the stylus is indeed an indispensable everyday tool, something that simply proves handy now and then, or is it mostly gathering dust in the silo. Checkmark your usage in the poll below, and share in the comments your personal experiences with the second life of the stylus.
......

Well Samsung uses a shotgun approach.....they already have a 5.8" Galaxy Player.

Looks like they test +0.5" and +0.3" per iteration.

I read about it about 2 months back, so I don't know it's here or not. I don't think it will be here since we tend not to have enough volume for any of the cool stuff.


Likely so hehe, with telco plan next year....spending too much on toys.

On the subject of LARGE Note-class products:

THIS:

http://www.samsung.com/my/consumer/pc-peri...0T1C-A01MY-spec

11.6" FHD LED Display (1920 x 1080)
128Gb SSD




Just Write And Go!
The S Pen brings the real experience of writing and drawing to the world of computing. Made by renowned technology leader Wacom, its 1024 level pressure sensitivity delivers the super accuracy demanded by professional designers, so it’s just like using a normal pen or pencil. And for maximum comfort and convenience it’s identical in size and embedded into the body.

RRP about RM3.3k

Full x86-64, should run anything. Only downside is fixed RAM at 4Gb.

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 14 2012, 12:32 AM

Yes, I saw this on the pricelist from hardwarezone. The Atom series is 2.4k. Has a Wacom and S-pen as well, but, 2Gb RAM and the stigma of atom.

Sony....Vaio Duo? ...

http://asia.cnet.com/product/sony-vaio-duo...am-46728345.htm

More importantly, Sony is charging a premium for the Vaio Duo 11. No doubt, many PC vendors are pricing their Windows 8 convertibles higher than a normal laptop--the addition of a touchscreen raises the cost of production--but at S$2,699 for the Core i7 version that we reviewed, it's pretty expensive. A Core i5 version, which comes with only 4GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD, is slightly more palatable at $1,999.

SGD

The Ativ XE700 shits all over the competition.

UPDATE:After some searching:
http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores/se...#specifications

USD1499 for i7 and 256Gb and digitizer

This post has been edited by joytest: Dec 14 2012, 01:26 AM

What's RTN? Some radio related function?

Take a peek in Activities. I saw something related to Calltime. Search thru all options la.

Shouldn't WinXP and Win7 provide the fat32 option? If not, linux might do the trick.

You mean, from the holy utterance of the fruity company:

"a highly curated user experience"

That craps up the image a bit (a lot?) due to compression while sending. So you are curated to itunes to properly handle, track and manage your file transfer. Whereby you will need a pc or mac at hand.