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Leaked Box Photo Reveals Samsung Galaxy S5 Specs

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According to the image, the specs for the device are as follows:
● LTE: LTE Cat4 150 Mbps DL, 50 Mbps UL
● CPU: 2.5GHz Quad Core Processor
● Display: 133.3 mm (5.25") QHD Super AMOLED
● Video: Full HD (1080p) Playback & Recording
● Camera: 20MP AF Camera + 2MP Front
● GPS: GPS/GLONASS
● RAM: 3GB LPDDR3 RAM
● Battery: 3,000mAh Battery
● Smart Remote: Smart Remote (Universal Remote Control)

Of course, the authenticity of this photo is unknown; however, it appears likely that Samsung will officially unveil the Galaxy S5 on February 24th.

 

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2.5 ghz processor and 3gb ram.....that was my laptop config from 2009...wow man...also battery mah improved to 3000 so it may last longer coz i heard they got rid of that heavy touchwiz UI

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2.5 ghz processor and 3gb ram.....that was my laptop config from 2009...wow man...also battery mah improved to 3000 so it may last longer coz i heard they got rid of that heavy touchwiz UI

 

r u sure ? I don't think they will remove that bloatware

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2.5 ghz processor and 3gb ram.....that was my laptop config from 2009...wow man...also battery mah improved to 3000 so it may last longer coz i heard they got rid of that heavy touchwiz UI

 

You are  trying to compare apples to oranges. This is akin to comparing 2.5ghz Intel CPUs. There are a whole bunch of other architectural differences.

 

I would say compare the Gflops of each processor

 

GS4 57.5GFLOPS

 

Core i7-4770K (Haswell)  4 cores @ 3.5GHz  AVX2 177 GFLOPS

 

In computers, FLOPS are floating-point operations per second. Floating-point is, according to IBM, "a method of encoding real numbers within the limits of finite precision available on computers." Using floating-point encoding, extremely long numbers can be handled relatively easily. A floating-point number is expressed as a basic number or mantissa , an exponent, and a number base or radix (which is often assumed). The number base is usually ten but may also be 2. Floating-point operations require computers with floating-point registers . The computation of floating-point numbers is often required in scientific or real-time processing applications and FLOPS is a common measure for any computer that runs these applications.

In larger computers and parallel processing, computer operations can be measured in megaflop s, gigaflop s, and teraflop s. Some computer scientists have at least begun to think about petaflop s.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Samsung always wonderful on paper and in number race. Its the question of usability.... gallery_24383_15_147101.gif

 

After using S4 for 5 months i gave up. They are the crappiest phones ever. Now with Nokia...feels lot better...

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Samsung badulu Nokia connecting people ki shift avavochu

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Samsung always wonderful on paper and in number race. Its the question of usability.... gallery_24383_15_147101.gif

 

After using S4 for 5 months i gave up. They are the crappiest phones ever. Now with Nokia...feels lot better...

 

so true ,, they sell sh1t with fancy specs

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so true ,, they sell sh1t with fancy specs

completely agree vayoo..nokia rocks..

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