Phablets to outsell small tablets in 2014
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- Anonymous
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- 24 Dec 2013
lambo, 24 Dec 20135" not a phablet - 5" + is aphablet - cause if y... moren0, it´s a f0nblet
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- 24 Dec 2013
Anonymous, 23 Dec 2013Haha my Samsung Mega 6.3 lte rock, when ever people show of... moreHahaha....nice one.
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- lambo
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- 24 Dec 2013
5" not a phablet - 5" + is aphablet - cause if you count s4 , Z1 , z as a phablet then it will be 250 million phablet solled not 175 M .
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- Anonymous
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- 24 Dec 2013
TheNeighbor, 23 Dec 2013Most people are still resisting that smartphones can do pow... moreGood point !
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- Mr. Oizo from Syria
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- 24 Dec 2013
AnonD-189096, 23 Dec 2013I have the Verizon LG G2 and can say that it is definitely ... moreYou are deeply right, because what matters the most is how the phablet is convenience of daily using taking into consideration your nice petite fingers !
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- A$hkan
- avS
- 24 Dec 2013
just Note3 N9005
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- bob_de_grau
- fvH
- 24 Dec 2013
Personaly I agree that over 5" is phablet because of no one hand usage.
I just went from Samsung S3 (cracked the screen) to iPhone5 and I can say YES to bigger screen (up to 5.5") because I play regularly and read news daily;
Also I say YES to smaller, lighter and well crafted phone for convenience.
My question is: after I repair the S3 what phone I will I choose?
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- Anonymous
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- 24 Dec 2013
I see more and more people on the street using phablets, especially Samsung Note 2/3 and Mega, Sony Xperia Z Ultra and occasionally LG Optimus G Pro. I am not fond of phablets though, as I prefer 4.5" to 5" range.
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- 24 Dec 2013
AnonD-189096, 23 Dec 2013I have the Verizon LG G2 and can say that it is definitely ... moreThe Note 3 has a one-handed screen resize by swipe gesturing left to right.
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- abhishek
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- 24 Dec 2013
his guess is totally wrong bcoz usually many phablets are expensive except mega 5.8 and 6.3 and upcoming 1320 and many some micromax,karbonn, xolo and equally developing company's flagships are only priced at
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- Chupacabra
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- 23 Dec 2013
Phablets will kill off carrying around a tiny iPhone and bulky full size iPad. It's all about consolidation and convenience. Same thing stand-alone GPS is dying off because that function is consolidated into the phone. Plus, phablets like the Note 3 has more DRAM than iPhone and iPad combined which coincidentally suffer from frequent low memory crashes.
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- MoFo
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- 23 Dec 2013
Movies look better on a Nexus 7.
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- AnonD-189096
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- 23 Dec 2013
I have the Verizon LG G2 and can say that it is definitely not a phablet. Samsung Galaxy Note 3 definitely is a phablet. I am a petite lady and have small hands. The LG G 2 is the perfect size for me. Also how it is designed makes it easier to hold.
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- Anonymous
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- 23 Dec 2013
Protocol, 23 Dec 2013In the US, iPhone beats all the phones why? Because most p... moreIn the US as you claimed,most people actually do care about bigger screened phones but the fact that almighty Apple has not deemed it fit to provide them with larger phones leaves them stucked with their tiny IPhones..
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- Anonymous
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- 23 Dec 2013
Personally, I want a phone that's just small enough to carry but big enough to use as a tablet and spend a few hours comfortably viewing web pages on the couch. Anything between 5.5-6 inches is ideal for me.
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- AnonD-210143
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- 23 Dec 2013
5 to 5.2 inch is ideal,more than that is too big for the average user.
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- AnonD-151727
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- 23 Dec 2013
Fonblets rule...
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- Anonymous
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- 23 Dec 2013
r, 23 Dec 2013i remember the time when many said original note was a fail... moreWe still need high end minis as well as full qwerty
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- 23 Dec 2013
i remember the time when many said original note was a failure. now phones are coming with note size. and i dont see anyone making a high end mini phone(except z1s, dont know where this thing will come).
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- 23 Dec 2013
spotja, 23 Dec 2013 "The US is apparently trailing and considers devices ... morehttp://techland.time.com/2013/04/16/ios-vs-android/