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What an innovative phone

Zpike

Dec 2, 2013, 5:21 PM
I just looked through the company's website, and I'm impressed. They really put a lot of thought into this device, especially with the touch panel on the back. My only concerns would be that this is from an unknown Chinese manufacturer and the slower processor. I really wish a more established vendor would make a deice like this. It looks amazing.
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Andras888

Dec 2, 2013, 8:37 PM
Oppo has been making some of the best Blu-ray players for some time. They are not unknown.
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Jayshmay

Dec 2, 2013, 9:20 PM
They should have put the Snapdragon 800 in it.
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DarkStar

Dec 3, 2013, 5:44 PM
Why?
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Pandemic187

Dec 2, 2013, 10:39 PM
To add to what Andras888 said, have you not heard of the Find 5?

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6920/oppo-find-5-review/9 »
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Tofuchong

Dec 3, 2013, 8:46 PM
1700Mhz x 4 Cores isn't enough for you, eh?
Seems like the same / similar processor to the HTC One, which is a blazing fast smartphone. Blazing. You must be running some high polygon count apps on your phone for calling a 1.7Ghz Quad-Core processor "Slow". The mobile processors in phones today are faster than many peoples home computers. I have no idea how anybody could be upset, or think that this kind of processor might be slow.
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Zpike

Dec 4, 2013, 2:16 AM
>>1700Mhz x 4 Cores isn't enough for you, eh?
Seems like the same / similar processor to the HTC One, which is a blazing fast smartphone.

Yea, it's a 1.7 GHz Snapdragon 600 processor. I received my Note 3 in the mail today and it has a 2.3 GHz Snapdragon 800. I would want the same in any Premium device. And while you may be impressed by the HTC One, I'm not.

>> You must be running some high polygon count apps on your phone for calling a 1.7Ghz Quad-Core processor "Slow".

What has polygon count got to do with the speed of the processor? That's graphics.

>> The mobile processors in phones today are faster than many peoples home computers.

That's hardly true. ARM is inferior to x86 in every possible way. They might be as fast a...
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andrewbearpig

Dec 4, 2013, 4:14 PM
uwutm8?
How can you be let down? This is indistury standard processor specs..
It almost sounds snobby....
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Zpike

Dec 5, 2013, 5:28 PM
>> This is indistury standard processor specs..
It almost sounds snobby....

Nothing about this phone is "industry standard". It should have the highest end processor available. If not, then why are there high end processors to begin with. People who are happy with the status quo buy iPhones. What excites me are devices that break the mold and deliver on every front. If wanting the best performance possible is snobby, then consider me an elitist. But its better than being a snob about mediocre technology.
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andrewbearpig

Dec 7, 2013, 9:42 PM
Please tell me how a 2ghrz processor is sub par. Tell me how a snapdragon processor is sup par. Tell me how a 13 mega pixel is sub par. Please explain how it being able to customize your phone without rooting isn't breaking the mold. Just because it isn't name brand does not mean anything. Yes, you sir are a elitist. It is a different type of phone. I mean this phone is having some new ideas to actually be workable. (yes it does use some old ideas. ) This phone is one of the few that actually has something different that, and project ara.
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Zpike

Dec 9, 2013, 12:05 PM
Can you read? I opened the thread by talking about how much I liked the design of the device. I already addressed the processor - twice - and won't bother reiterating it for you now. I didn't criticize any of those other features you mentioned. Learn to read.
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andrewbearpig

Dec 9, 2013, 3:49 PM
You didn't adress what i said. Way to side step it.
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Zpike

Dec 10, 2013, 3:33 AM
You didn't say anything of substance. The points you were trying to make weren't points I was arguing with. I suggest you reread the thread.
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