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Top message: "ginorm-o-phone" by Captain Ahash
Replying to: Re: "ginorm-o-phone" by Zpike
Re: "ginorm-o-phone"
Remember the case of the samsung infuse 4g...
That was an enormous phone!
With an standard 480*800 AMOLED display at 4.5 inches the feel of the phone in your hand was just that. "ginormous"
The big size of the display was mostly the only stand-out feature of this phone, for the rest it was an almost common smart-phone
Now-day's galaxy s III has a bigger screen but the phone itself is thinner, not as wide as the infuse and just a bit taller. Is lighter than the infuse (and definitely a lot lighter than HTC's thunderbolt). But in this case, functionality justifies the size.
The screen itself is impressive, the processor and network capabilities are just plain amazing, has an awesome camera, throw in productivity tools...
Bigger size is justified now for high end phones, either are these phones used for business or multimedia.
That was an enormous phone!
With an standard 480*800 AMOLED display at 4.5 inches the feel of the phone in your hand was just that. "ginormous"
The big size of the display was mostly the only stand-out feature of this phone, for the rest it was an almost common smart-phone
Now-day's galaxy s III has a bigger screen but the phone itself is thinner, not as wide as the infuse and just a bit taller. Is lighter than the infuse (and definitely a lot lighter than HTC's thunderbolt). But in this case, functionality justifies the size.
The screen itself is impressive, the processor and network capabilities are just plain amazing, has an awesome camera, throw in productivity tools...
Bigger size is justified now for high end phones, either are these phones used for business or multimedia.
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