Samsung Reveals Galaxy Note 2, Plans U.S. Version
Top message: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution? by bluecoyote
Replying to: Re: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution? by Zpike
Re: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution?
Uh, the Galaxy Note sold so poorly in the U.S. that T-Mobile pulled it after 2 weeks. So no, you're clearly wrong.
But just because it's the only device in the category doesn't mean it's executed properly. The Note 10.1 is the only tablet with a pressure-sensitive stylus (excluding the now-dc'd Jetstream) and guess what? It's also terrible.
I have absolutely no idea why you're defending chintzy garbage with lousy execution simply because it's the only device in the category.
But just because it's the only device in the category doesn't mean it's executed properly. The Note 10.1 is the only tablet with a pressure-sensitive stylus (excluding the now-dc'd Jetstream) and guess what? It's also terrible.
I have absolutely no idea why you're defending chintzy garbage with lousy execution simply because it's the only device in the category.
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- Re: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution? by srich27
- Re: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution? by Zpike
- Pretty embarrassing by Zpike
