Samsung Galaxy Note: 5.3", 1200x800 SuperAMOLED, S-PEN stylus, 2500mAh attery... *phew*

Robbo said:
Do you have a headset on all the time when out and about?
Click to expand...

A majority of people listen to music via their phones while out and about and the supplied headphones that Samsung provide have a mic for calls as well. You dont need a sperate headset but i have the SE MW600 which i use with my Galaxy Tab and that's my current phone as well.
 
mrk said:
At least we will have fresh bakes long before then to play with :p
Click to expand...

As you said Samsung leak out new firmwares months in advance of official release so that should knock a nice bit off the wait time.

I don't make a lot of phone calls and use my phone mostly for browsing and watching video plus i'm itching for a new toy so am quietly contemplating changing my SGS2 for one of these i think reasoning will win out though and will keep my SGS2 until the 3 comes out.
 
Last edited:
So inside we have:

Silicon

CPU: Exynos 4210 (same as Galaxy S II), running at 1.4GHz; 2786.91 BogoMIPS
GPU: ARM Mali-400 MP
WiFi / Bluetooth module: Broadcom BCM4330 (same as Galaxy S II and Galaxy Nexus)
Audio codec: Yamaha C1YMU823 / MC-1N2 (Same as Galaxy S II)
FM radio receiver: Si4709
HDMI: Silicon Image MHD Sil9234 transmitter over MHL (same as Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S II)
USB switch: Fairchild Semiconductors FSA9480 (industry standard)
Battery charger: SUMMIT Microelectronics SMB136 / SMB328
NFC controller: NXP PN544
Power management: Maxim MAX8997

Sensors

Accelerometer: STMicroelectronics k3dh
Barometer / pressure sensor: STMicroelectronics LPS331AP
Gyroscope sensor: K3G (same as the Galaxy S II)
Compass: Chipworks AKM-AKM8975 Electronic Compass
Finger Touch sensor: Atmel MXT540E
Stylus: Wacom E-Pen G5SP sensor

Misc. internals

Device name: GT-N7000
Rear camera: Fujitsu M5MO LS 8MP
Front camera: Samsung S5K5BAF 2MP
Linux Kernel: 2.6.35.7
Android: 2.3.5, built October 8, 2011
LCD Density: 320dpi
Refresh rate: 60Hz
Image processor: Samsung mDNIe image converter (same as Galaxy S II)
Frequency scaler: Ondemand
Click to expand...

Source
 
*****! I wish this had come out before I got my iphone4 . The main reason I needed a smartphone is to read ebooks on the go. I read a lot of textbooks/papers in pdf format and e-readers are no good. while tablets are better they are still an extra thing to carry around. This looks ideal for me. :/

Would that I could be back in time. Would that I could...
 
Robbo said:
If he sold the iPhone it wouldn't cost that much.
Click to expand...

It's still a hassle, and he will still lose money... besides, the iPhone 4 wa slikely bought on a contract, and the Note costs a small fortune new... around 560 quid. He would be looking at losing at least around 100 notes all-told.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom