first? good one. hope u can add more info

specs and xda links will be good.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 9 2013, 04:44 PM

What kind of perception do you have about Samsung? I guess it's negative, but in what way?

Keep both !!!! Then get Note 3 !!!!

Aiseh I cannot compare with your bonu$$

The N2's size is its greatest asset, although not all people accept it. For those who use it for browsing, light gaming, note taking and casual camera, it pwns everything, and i mean everything. I posted some user testimonies in the note 2 thread in post 4 from both local and foreign users, and even uncle benny bought back a note 2 after toying with the Xperia Z.

N3 will mimic S4 with a few pluses up its sleeve.

I mean, on the smartphone form factor, you are not going to have the full enjoyment of big screen gaming like a PS3 on your FHD TV, so "performance" as in number of pixels/polygons it can push is not going to be a critical deciding factor since we've already achieved pretty good performance for mobile games.

Oh BTW, congrats on deciding not to suck up the fruit koolaid.

This post has been edited by joytest: Apr 9 2013, 08:20 PM

flange ? full-fledged you mean? S3 arrived in May last year. Probably going to be the same for S4, but I cannot hold anything smaller than a Note now

Do remember that Octa core means 2 x 4cores whereby only 4 cores are active at any one time, NOT 8 cores.

I suggest you use the "quote" feature before mod warns you.

Ya bro, what does that term mean? I see it in /k/ but no idea what it means.

Tut tut .... slipping into the vernacular are you ....

S-Pen is useful to me as well, but I want something pocketable, like Note 3

Note 8.0 and above is too large.

Since this is the device du jour:

http://www.technobuffalo.com/videos/samsun...teardown-video/

A trusted source has already gotten their hands on a Galaxy S4 and has taken it apart for the world to see in a video they sent in. In the video above, and in the photos and captions below, you’ll see and read about all of the components inside the Galaxy S4. You’ll also get an idea of just how easy it is to replace parts, should they ever break in the future. Now we’ll walk you through each part of the teardown and explain what we’re looking at.
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So here’s what we’ve learned: the Samsung Galaxy S4 is very easy to repair, almost infinitely easier than the unibody aluminum HTC One.
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I think moving forward there will be no more truly unlimited quota, since globally bandwidth saturation is a real problem. At best they give you the top tier quota.

Lepas Pilihanraya 13 ?

That's a motivation, but bandwidth is not unlimited.

By that time the Note 3 will be out

16 cores for the gpu maybe. They haven't solved the problem of how to properly perform massively parallel computing in mainframes, how can u expect a consumer device to get there at this time?

Even if they could, manufacturing cost at the current process will not be cheap nor probably very power efficient.

Supposed to be backwards binary compatible.

Just buy what the sales assistant at the outlet tells you is best then seems to apply for the uninformed user. Bonus if the assistant is leng lui or leng zhai.

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