Samsung’s Galaxy Note phablets range of samples have to be hugely popular. The big screen and stylus combination have struck a chord with users, despite Analysts pouring scorn on Samsung When The companys Initially Announced its plans.
The purposed launch on Sept. 4 Should, all being well, see the third generation of the Galaxy Note unveiled, and the Galaxy Note 3 is shaping up to be a doozy. To get an idea of ??what we Should be getting we thought it wise to sacrifice up the rumored spec of the new device alongside That of its forebear, the Galaxy Note is the second
Power
The Galaxy Note 2 is powered by Samsung’s Exynos 4412 Quad chipset, Which comes packing a 1.6GHZ quad-core CPU and a Mali-400MP GPU. The device offers 2GB RAM too, as well as 16, 32 or 64GB of storage and a slot for micro SD cards.
The Note 2 is kept chugging along by a 3100mAh li-ion cell, Which is good for up to 890 hours of standby and 16 hours of talktime.
The Galaxy Note 3 is rumored to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon MSM8974 chipset 800, the same powerplant behind LG’s recently Announced G2 smartphone. The chip’s CPU is a quad-core affair, clocked to 2.3GHz and the package alsoincludes an Adreno 330 GPU.
In addition to the new silicon, the Galaxy Note 3 will reportedly offering 3GB of RAM and is likely to overpriced come in the same 16, 32 or 64GB configurations as its predecessor, and will likely sacrifice a micro SD slot too.
The Galaxy Note 3 is looking set to up the ante in the battery department though, with a 3450mAh cell reported to be on board, and while we obviously have no official usage figures yet, you can expect to see some significant improvements owing to the Greater powerplant.
Winner – Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Screen
The Galaxy Note 3 is rumored to feature a 5.7-inch, AMOLED screen FHD thatshould sacrifice a pixel density somewhere in the region of 440PPI.
The Galaxy Note 2 offers a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display That runs at a resolution of 720 x 1280 and offers up a pixel density of 267PPI.
Winner – Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Software
The Galaxy Note 2 features Android 4.1.1 out of the box, but Samsung has Offered users an upgrade to 4.1.2 – both are iterations of Google’s Android Jelly Bean. The Note 2 overpriced features TouchWiz, Samsung’s UI overlay, Which brings some nice new features to the forefront, including widgets, apps and other intuitive new functions.
The Galaxy Note 3 will come with Android 4.3 out of the box, Which is believed to be the final version of Jellybean before the big hop to Key Lime Pie, so we Assume Samsung will offering users an update in much the same way it has before.
The Note 3 will likely boast the latest version of Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, Which some will love and others will likely hate – overpriced just like every previous version. We do not know what Samsung will include improvements in the newest version of its overlay, but the company is rarely afraid to show its innovation, so expect some neat new features.
Winner – Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Form
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 – 151.1 x 80.5 x 9.4mm, 183g
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The Galaxy Note 2 is well built, sturdy and very comfortable to use, provided you do not have unusually small hands. The device is constructed largely of high quality plastic, giving it a nice, light feel, and the device has an overall air of attractiveness … until you have to put it up to your head to make a call, then you feel wildly out of place .
The Galaxy Note 3 will likely feature the same materials as its forebear and with a screen that’s .2 inches larger it will likely look just as unwieldy When used for telephone calls. The flipside is That it will almost certainly be durable and very well made.
Winner – Draw
Camera
The Galaxy Note 3 is rumored to feature a 13-megapixel primary camera with auto focus, touch focus, LED flash and optical image stabilization – whichcould turn out to be a killer feature.
The device’s secondary camera is expected to be bumped to 2.1 megapixels.
The Galaxy Note 2 features an 8-megapixel primary shooter with LED flash, touch focus, simultaneous HD video and image capture, geo-tagging, face and smile detection, image stabilization and 1080P video capture.
The device’s secondary camera is a 1.9-megapixel effort.
Winner – Samsung Galaxy Note 3
And the winner is …
Galaxy Note 3
Yes, that’s right, the Galaxy Note 3 (unsurprisingly) kicks the Note 2′s ass on paper, with a newer, faster CPU, improved camera and more up-to-date software. The Note 2 is a great phablet, but expecting it to stand tall against its successor is perhaps asking a little too much of the workhorse.
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