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Mattnzl
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  #515460 2-Sep-2011 06:57
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"I... like... big phones and I cannot lie"

The number of times a week I actually hold a phone up to my ear these days is so minimal I'm into this. Have had big arsed phones before - this looks svelte compared to my htc advantage!



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  #515475 2-Sep-2011 08:18
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Classic comment from some dude on Android guys about this device "What the balls... I didn't even know I wanted a device this size until this... Can't wait! "

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  #515491 2-Sep-2011 08:53
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Personally 5" is about the max size I'd go to for a fone..




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Wade
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  #515597 2-Sep-2011 11:12
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Any guesses on how this will be priced?

My going from a 3.8" WVGA screen to a 4.3" WVGA netted a massive improvement as far as user experieince went, going to a 5.3" will jsut about have me retiring the laptop for sure

A 5.3" screened phone is goign to be no more incomvenient that some of the bricks of old that we all managed to carry around without major issue

I can see the SGS2 getting swapped out for one of these in due course


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#515730 2-Sep-2011 14:34
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2500 mAH battery!!! that is exactly what these smartphones need... would like to know how big they feel on your palms... 

Debin
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  #515822 2-Sep-2011 16:25
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Sounds kind of cool, but I'm pretty interested in the 7.7. I don't know though.

My consumerism is somehow being tempered by common sense :(  

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  #515857 2-Sep-2011 17:40
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I am quite interested in larger sized smartphone screens! It's the perfect blend between a "standard" smartphone and a tablet PC. Definitely keen!

 
 
 

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  #516102 3-Sep-2011 12:25
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i wish i havent bought my sgs2

myndlyz
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  #516135 3-Sep-2011 13:59
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nakedmolerat: i wish i havent bought my sgs2


thats technology i guess, dont think we'll ever be able to keep up, but this galaxy note is a guaranteed purchase, exactly what i want/need/want 

Wade
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  #516154 3-Sep-2011 14:26
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The more I think about this phone the more I "need" one.... :D

Hopefully the resale on the SGS2's will offset a reasonable portion of the upgrade cost

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  #516216 3-Sep-2011 19:10
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The more I see of this fone the more I like it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRxjopfC1Gs&feature=player_embedded




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  #516226 3-Sep-2011 20:30
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I will wait to see what HTC comes up with in the new "larger screen smartphone" market before deciding on whether this beast is the one to get. So far it's looking pretty good!

Wade
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  #516227 3-Sep-2011 20:38
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I have been researching the upcoming "super"smartphones and there are a number of very impressive looking and specc'ed phones on the4 horizon, times are achanging that's for sure

I have to say though the samsungs keep hitting the spot for me, I don't think i would look beyond them

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  #516335 4-Sep-2011 08:51
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Hands on video. Looks fine in the hands really. Plus, considering I don't call from my personal mobile (thanks to work), it won't look ridiculously large next to my face:)

In fact, it's all about the web these days!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qv3coj2uc4&feature=player_embedded#!

myndlyz
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  #516344 4-Sep-2011 09:40
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heavenlywild: Hands on video. Looks fine in the hands really. Plus, considering I don't call from my personal mobile (thanks to work), it won't look ridiculously large next to my face:)

In fact, it's all about the web these days!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qv3coj2uc4&feature=player_embedded#!



was i hearing things or was a brooke fraser song playing in the background? towards the end?

awesome video by the way, sooo excited 

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