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  • 16 Oct 2014

Anonymous, 16 Oct 2014The Note4 already fall behind in the graphic performance te... moreWhat happened to your IP57 and USB3 argument? You went very quiet on that when I pointed out you were an iPhone fan.

The Note 4 fps graphics performance is the same as my GN3 which is great even on the heaviest games.

Your a troll, go elsewhere.

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    • 16 Oct 2014

    Anonymous, 16 Oct 20142mCd, Here are some reviews of the Note 4 screen. I can ... moreThe Note4 already fall behind in the graphic performance test compare others cheaper flagship.

    Nvidia shield = King of graphic in for just only $299.
    Iphone 6+ = Better frame.sec score than Note4.
    Surface pro2/3 tablet = King of all 3d mark score.
    Mi4 = 10% slower gpu than Note4 but offer at 1/3 of Note4 price.

      AnonD-77443, 16 Oct 2014I have to disagree TN, i could see a fair difference betwee... moreI hold my Note around one ft or 300mm away. It doesn't matter for me. I don't even perceive the 720p of the Note 2 with the 1080p of the Note 3.

      When I watch with a FHD 32" TV at 2 meters away, I don't see the pixels. Honestly. I can't see the pixels too of my 900p+ Alienware laptop.

      I'm OK with QHD if it's like 50" and beyond, and I don't really see the practicality on a 5.7" screen.

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        • 16 Oct 2014

        Anonymous, 16 Oct 2014Their PentTile subpixel layout is lower than a conventional... more2mCd,

        Here are some reviews of the Note 4 screen. I can understand this will be difficult to read for a Samsung hater. :-)

        BoyGeniusReport: "I won’t mince words: The quad HD display on Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 4 is the most gorgeous smartphone screen I have ever seen."

        PCAdvisor: "While using the Note 4, we found that the screen had an incredible sense of depth, and we can imagine that it'll be difficult to go back to full-HD once you've used a smartphone or tablet with a Quad HD screen like this one."

        Gizmodo "The Galaxy Note 4′s screen is the star of the show. The display is undeniably stunning,.... I often involuntarily muttered “wow” to myself while swiping through different menus and apps, so that’s a good sign."

        anandtech: "the difference in resolution between 1080p vs 1440p was quite noticeable to me."


          Anonymous, 16 Oct 2014Let be clear. The USB 3.0 port doesn’t improve charging sp... moreLOL! Yes, charging with the micro USB 3 on the Note 4 does charge faster than with a micro USB 2. What are you talking about, iPhone user?

          I actually use a cradle charger with my batteries and charging with the micro USB 3. A wonderful thing with removable battery system, unlike carrying a power bank, plugging in with a charger, or even with a power jacket.

          We can have our Note practically wireless.

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            • 16 Oct 2014

            TheNeighbor, 16 Oct 2014Oh, snap! You can see that small? You actually see each pix... moreTheir PentTile subpixel layout is lower than a conventional RGB stripe

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              • 16 Oct 2014

              TheNeighbor, 16 Oct 2014Oh, snap! You can see that small? You actually see each pix... moreI have to disagree TN, i could see a fair difference between the GN2 and GN3 screens (267-386). A few reviews i have seen say that you can see the difference between the GN3 and GN4 screen res (386-515)... will let you know next week :0

                Anonymous, 16 Oct 2014Samsung Amoled display doesn't appear as sharp as other LCD... moreOh, snap! You can see that small? You actually see each pixel with your eyes?

                I don't care about QHD on a 5"+ screen, as I've already stated from my past posts. There's no point in going 500+ ppi on a 5" or 6" screen. Even 200 to 300 ppi is enough. No one is complaining a 247 ppi on the Note Pro 12.2, right? It's humanly impossible to see each pixels.

                Your comment is irrelevant.

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                  • 16 Oct 2014

                  Anonymous, 16 Oct 2014Samsung decided not to make it water-resistant. Reasons wh... more2mCd, your an iPhone fan. How can you keep a straight face while criticizing the GN4 for for not having IP57 or USB3?

                  Also, the GN4 is the best screen bar none (the new iPhone didn't change that).
                  http://www.displaymate.com/Galaxy_Note4_ShootOut_1.htm

                  Get out of here you hypocritical lame troll!

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                    • 16 Oct 2014

                    Samsung decided not to make it water-resistant. Reasons why Samsung decided to do so are unknown but looks like the S Pen crappy port cannot be water-resistant like the headphone jack and the speaker. However, it is still sad to see for N4.

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                      • 16 Oct 2014

                      Let be clear. The USB 3.0 port doesn’t improve charging speed. If you charge your phone with a USB 3.0 cable, it will charge as fast as when charging it with a USB 2.0 cable. The new cable improves data transferring speed. Data transfers from your phone to your PC are a lot faster when using a USB 3.0 cable.
                      Sad to see this port is gone. It doesn’t matter to a lot of users but it is a downside for sure for all users who transfer a lot of files from their phones to PC.

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                        • 16 Oct 2014

                        TheNeighbor, 16 Oct 2014Nexus 6 is a good, having a 6" QHD AMOLED screen, Snap... moreSamsung Amoled display doesn't appear as sharp as other LCD IPS display. It's because of their PenTile subpixel layout. Their PentTile subpixel layout is lower than a conventional RGB stripe, so true subpixel density increases around 20%. - So basically Samsung's QHD display only 20% sharper than FHD display which has RGB stripe where as LG's QHD display is nearly 80% sharper than FHD display which has RGB stripe. Motos QHD display is the true QHD display and Samsung's QHD is the fake QHD display.

                          Somebody who needs what I posted will not mind spending $200 more for the Note's features that define what a Galaxy Note is. It's not a mere smartphone with a big screen with high specs. The Galaxy Note offers the more productive tools and goes beyond what the others can do. This is what the specs oriented "visitors" who keep posting here don't get.

                            Continuing what the Nexus 6 lacks:

                            *No split screen - so ideal fit a big screen, and getting to do more. You can look at the summary hand notes on S Note, while you encode a more refined version on a word file:
                            http://www.flickr.com/gp/92800985@N06/Rw7VV2

                            *No SideSync - A very useful app to mirror your Note to a tablet or Windows PC. It can let you make and answer calls, and SMS directly with your PC. You can transfer files easily by dragging to and from screens. I like accessing the Note's video player and plays streaming into your PC's screen.
                            http://flic.kr/p/nUaF2f

                            For $200 more, I'd rather have all of the extra features only the Note can provide than just a mere big screened devices with high specs. You might as well get the bendy iPhone 6 if you're a normal user.

                              Nexus 6 is a good, having a 6" QHD AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 805, 3GB of RAM. Yeah, $650. But consider these points compared to the more "expensive" Note 4, the Nexus 6 has:

                              *No SD card slot - a 64GB micro SD is relatively affordable now and definitively a plus to put in more media on the go. Getting a 64GB Nexus 6 would still be smaller user storage space than a 32GB Note 4 + a 64GB micro SD card.

                              *Some 6mm taller than the Note 4 and will not fit most top pockets.

                              *Fixed battery - you have to carry that charger, no chance for a direct extended battery, carry a power bank, you need to wait to charge. The replaceable battery system still carries the mileage for flexibility, and no waiting to charge on the go by changing to fresh batteries.

                              *No S Pen - great for the creative, and that eye-mind-hand connections to help analyze, contemplate, record thoughts spontaneously than text typing, draw diagrams for other ways to see problems in order to see them. I personally jot Notes for meetings, and with the split screen extrapolated key ideas from PDF or internet.

                                Motorola just ushered in the Nexus 6 with a 6" QHD, with worthy specs matching the Note 4, and is priced $650 which is about $200 less than the Note's pricing. And that complaint about "it's going to take Samsung a long time to update Android 5" for the Note 4. "Other OEMs have update right away with pure Android".

                                Well, what exactly will you be doing with the update? Ever so slight changes, and it's about Samsung's propitiatory apps that needs to be updated and tested after Google gives out the latest Android. It's only a logical course that these updates take time, but will even eventually gets to the device.

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                                  • 16 Oct 2014

                                  TheNeighbor, 16 Oct 2014You can boast about 64 bit processor of the iPhone all you ... moreGood point but 2mcd needs at least one point to troll with :-)

                                    Anonymous, 16 Oct 2014Outdated once Android L 64-bit hits in a few months. Who st... moreYou can boast about 64 bit processor of the iPhone all you want. It will never be utilized properly with just 1GB of RAM.

                                      AnonD-67395, 15 Oct 2014The Note 4 has a similar camera to the Galaxy S5 with added... moreLG has implemented this technology in the G3 model itself which is copied by the shamesung in the note 4 model. What do you say now?.

                                        Motorola just ushered in the Nexus 6 with a 6" QHD, with worthy specs matching the Note 4, and is priced $650 which is about $200 less than the Note's pricing. And that complaint about "it's going to take Samsung a long time to update Android 5" for the Note 4. "Other OEMs have update right away with pure Android".

                                        Well, what exactly will you be doing with the update? Ever so slight changes, and it's about Samsung's propitiatory apps that needs to be updated and tested after Google gives out the latest Android. It's only a logical course that these updates take time, but will even eventually gets to the device.

                                        Nexus 6 is a good, having a 6" QHD AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 805, 3GB of RAM. Yeah, $650. But consider these points compared to the more "expensive" Note 4, the Nexus 6 has:

                                        *No SD card slot - a 64GB micro SD is relatively affordable now and definitively a plus to put in more media on the go. Getting a 64GB Nexus 6 would still be smaller user storage space than a 32GB Note 4 + a 64GB micro SD card.

                                        *Some 6mm taller than the Note 4 and will not fit most top pockets.

                                        *Fixed battery - you have to carry that charger, no chance for a direct extended battery, carry a power bank, you need to wait to charge. The replaceable battery system still carries the mileage for flexibility, and no waiting to charge on the go by changing to fresh batteries.

                                        *No S Pen - great for the creative, and that eye-mind-hand connections to help analyze, contemplate, record thoughts spontaneously than text typing, draw diagrams for other ways to see problems in order to see them. I personally jot Notes for meetings, and with the split screen extrapolated key ideas from PDF or internet.

                                        *No split screen - so ideal fit a big screen, and getting to do more. You can look at the summary hand notes on S Note, while you encode a more refined version on a word file:
                                        http://www.flickr.com/gp/92800985@N06/Rw7VV2

                                        *No SideSync - A very useful app to mirror your Note to a tablet or Windows PC. It can let you make and answer calls, and SMS directly with your PC. You can transfer files easily by dragging to and from screens. I like accessing the Note's video player and plays streaming into your PC's screen.
                                        http://flic.kr/p/nUaF2f

                                        Somebody who needs the above will not mind spending $200 more for the above features that define what a Galaxy Note is. It's not a mere smartphone with a big screen with high specs. The Galaxy Note offers the more productive tools and goes beyond what the iPhone 6 Plus, Xperia Z3 or the Nexus 6 can do. This is what the specs oriented trolls who keep posting here don't get.

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