Like all
Samsung fans with a low budget, I too have been waiting for a word on Samsung
Mega, which due to its 6.3 inch screen is really mega and affordable too – that
is what expectations are.
Comparative Difference (left to right): Mega 6.3, Note 2 and Galaxy S4
I came across
a review of Galaxy Mega at ubergizmo and here I am sharing some of its salient that would give Mega fans a fair idea as to how it would look like and what features
it has that one can correlate with Galaxy S4.
Well
Mega has many things common with S4 except the processor and the display type.
S4 has Exynos 4412 quad
processor while Mega has Snapdragon 400. The
display makes a big difference between a simple LCD (1280x720 mega pixels) of
Mega and Super AMOLED (1280x720 mega pixels) of S4. However, the good thing is
that despite having a LCD scree, the display quality is reported to be
excellent. Other than that I do not see much of a difference as both have same
8 mega pixel and 1.9 mega pixel front and rear cameras.
Now the big question:
Can it be easily pocketed? Well that is something that should worry its users –
but the reviewer says that it is pocket-able in jeans pants (Levis 501 W33L32)
despite is impressive size. So if true, one can handle this mega thing
with much ease.
Why have a 6.3 inch smartphone? Well it seems
that the overall idea behind the Galaxy Mega is to produce a fully-featured
smartphone that would get as close as possible from a “tablet experience” while
still keeping a “phone” feel.
Galaxy Mega and S4
So what is not good about Galaxy Mega? Well, it is not a 1080p display. It’s true that it won’t look as “sharp” as a
Galaxy 4 would, but the display
size makes the experience amazing, and with its 233 pixels per
inch (ppi), it beats the
pixel density of the iPad mini (163 ppi), the Nexus 7 (216 ppi), the Kindle
Fire HD (216 ppi) and is just shy of the iPad 3’s (264 ppi). That’s still
very good by anyone’s standard.
Mega comes with latest Android OS 4.2.2 with a
bigger and wide keyboard to punch in words easily and accurately.
Read complete review at: ubergizmo
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