It's been confirmed that the Galaxy N does NOT have the ability to use a memory card. Good thought about the price of the battery though, I bet they're going to be pricy.
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Anyone worried about the 3 year old GPU, no sd-card slot, lack of removable battery?
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It's been confirmed that the Galaxy N does NOT have the ability to use a memory card. Good thought about the price of the battery though, I bet they're going to be pricy.
elvis_marmaduke
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The gpu is pretty much my ONLY concern. Lack of bluetooth 4.0 seemed weird to me too... Even the moto fitness watch has it lol
I'm not too worried about the camera after seeing it in action. Wonderful
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I'm not too worried about the camera after seeing it in action. Wonderful
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that would be the deal breaker for me.....
dont worry about it...its been discussed.
Nexus S only has internal storage and is completely hackable.
also, my HP touchpad only has internal storage and has Clockwork MOD and CM7 installed on it.
if the devs can put android on a product never ment to run android, they wont have an issue getting CWMR and custom ROMs on it.
I read that as well. All I can say is, the numbers and terms and their seeming interchangeability is making me numb to the marketing hype.
I just want to see the end product and if it performs better than the other options, for the purposes for which I will use it, I will buy it.
In one phone, pentile "sucks ass", and another phone has the "best" screen yet then turns out to be,,,,, pentile!!
Whatever. I will see and then buy.
According to wikipedia it is the PowerVR SGX540 @ 384 MHz
Texas Instruments OMAP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Edit: Sorry I read your question wrong. Yes your are correct GPU=graphics processing unit.
According to wikipedia it is the PowerVR SGX540 @ 384 MHz
Texas Instruments OMAP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Edit: Sorry I read your question wrong. Yes your are correct GPU=graphics processing unit.
thanks! so from my understanding the one they are including in the prime is outdated? again, i dont really know whats happeneing here. Ive been out of the loop
DroidXDoes4G
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What will anyone be doing on their phones that needs a super speedy GPU?
My D3 uses the same one as the Galaxy Nexus, and it's never been a problem. Even when playing FPS games and N64 Emulators, there is no lag.
And isn't the GNex supposed to "utilize" both cores very well? So wouldn't it be even faster? lol
My D3 uses the same one as the Galaxy Nexus, and it's never been a problem. Even when playing FPS games and N64 Emulators, there is no lag.
And isn't the GNex supposed to "utilize" both cores very well? So wouldn't it be even faster? lol
The 5mp spec is a feature not detriment if you read between the lines. There is a reason that high end DSLRs often have a lower pixel count than some point and shoots.
I was stoked when I first read they were going with a lower pixel count because I knew it meant they were going with a higher quality sensor. What good are a bunch of extra pixels if they are inaccurate?
My DROID X is 8mp and my old 5mp Canon point and shoot takes WAY better pictures. Its not even close. Phone makers should have gone this direction a long time ago but instead chose to give idiot consumers what they THINK they want which so far has meant focusing on meaningless high MP counts.
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I was stoked when I first read they were going with a lower pixel count because I knew it meant they were going with a higher quality sensor. What good are a bunch of extra pixels if they are inaccurate?
My DROID X is 8mp and my old 5mp Canon point and shoot takes WAY better pictures. Its not even close. Phone makers should have gone this direction a long time ago but instead chose to give idiot consumers what they THINK they want which so far has meant focusing on meaningless high MP counts.
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