Display Performance On The Samsung Galaxy Note And The Xoom ME |
The Samsung Galaxy Note uses one of the highest quality screens that we have ever encountered together with a powerful chipset that ensures that the device easily manages all tasks that are asked of it. |
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Market Press Release – January 14, 2012 3:01 pm – The new Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone is a mobile phone with a very large screen. In fact this model boasts such a large display that it can almost be classified as a tablet device. On the other hand we have the Motorola Xoom Media Edition, a tablet device with a screen much smaller than many of its counterparts. We take a look at the screens on offer with both of these models and also see how they compare for their processing power.
The Samsung Galaxy Note uses an exceptionally large screen for a mobile phone. The 5.3inch capacitive touchscreen uses Super AMOLED technology to help produce the best results possible. Super AMOLED screens not only offer a very bright picture but also have very good viewing angles which is perfect if you are showing photographs or video footage to friends and family. The Note can display a resolution of 800 x 1280 pixels which is currently the highest resolution available on any mobile phone. This high resolution helps the unit show 285 pixels per inch which is a level slightly lower than what the White iPhone 4S can show on its famous Retina Display. The Motorola Xoom ME uses the slightly less effective TFT technology yet still manages to achieve a great image quality although the viewing angles are not as good as can be found on the Note. The device can actually display the same resolution as the Samsung but because the screen is much larger at 8.3 inches the pixel density drops to just 184PPI . The result is a good quality of image but one that does not grab your attention in the same way as the Galaxy Note does.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note runs on the very impressive Exynos chipset which uses a very powerful 1.4Ghz dual core processor. This ARM Cortex A9 chip delivers fantastic performance speeds whether you are multi tasking or performing a single operation. The chipset also includes a great graphics processing unit in the form of the Mali 400MP. This GPU helps make this device one of the leading handsets available for both movie playback and for mobile gaming. The Xoom ME incorporates a Nvidia Tegra 2 T20 chipset which features an ARM Cortex A9 1.2Ghz dual core processor. Although this processor is slightly slower than the chip used on the Samsung the ULP GeForce GPU helps the tablet match the Galaxy Note for gaming performance. Both of these device feature 1GB of RAM memory which not only helps them both achieve good performance speeds but also makes them ready for any future software that may need to be installed.
In this comparison the large mobile phone performs better than the small tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Note uses one of the highest quality screens that we have ever encountered together with a powerful chipset that ensures that the device easily manages all tasks that are asked of it.
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