Samsung GT-I8092 Galaxy Grand DUOS tipped to appear in January with two SIM slots and 5" screen
0. phoneArena posted on 06 Dec 2012, 07:41
We got the leak about an affordable Note II version with lower-res screen coming to Europe, and we also got the FCC filing for a Samsung Grand 5-incher coming to the US, with 480x800 pixels of resolution, 1.4 GHz Exynos processor, and 2,100 mAh battery...
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1. OHaZZaR posted on 06 Dec 2012, 07:56 5
That's about 186 ppi. It's pretty over-powered if you ask me, a quad-core Exynos chip for a 480*800 screen. That's freaking unbelievable. If the unlocked version were $299-$399, it would be a steal. That's highly unlikely though since the Samsung GALAXY SII costs around that much and has pretty much the same specs, only without the 5 inch screen and quad-core chip. I do think this phone would have a crazy high battery life.
3. _Bone_ posted on 06 Dec 2012, 14:33 2
Smart move by Samsung, you'll get a taste of phabsomeness at an affordable price, and probably want to switch to the real deal when the Note 3 is out, strategy worked extremely well for other Sammy devices. It however has to come at or below the Nexus 4 price.
8. OHaZZaR posted on 07 Dec 2012, 01:34 0
For people without access to Google Play's price of $300 like myself, I'd find this irresistible. Although I already have a note and the screen is just gorgeous, so I'll pass and get the Note 3, hopefully they'll bring back 16:10 in the form of 1920:1200 or 1440:900.
2. Just_a_boy posted on 06 Dec 2012, 13:01 3
Extremely low resolution for this size of screen!
4. cripton805 posted on 06 Dec 2012, 16:51 1
I'm glad someone has brains. You're going to run all of that power, and never use it because of a crappy screen and everything will look crappy.
Might as well get the Note II. I'm sure prices will drop a little by then.
5. redmd posted on 06 Dec 2012, 19:03 0
they should make a 4 inch. 720p screen with quad core exynos.
6. jsdechavez posted on 06 Dec 2012, 21:22 0
That would indeed make up for a very very low screen pixel density (ppi). But quad-core on a low-res screen would account for higher benchmarks.. hahaha.. but still this is non-sense.
7. MC1123 posted on 06 Dec 2012, 22:17 0
400x800?!!
i saw a phone with same specs and only cost like $200






