Samsung Galaxy Note demolishes small LTE chip

Jan 31, 2012, by admin

We frequently see device demolishes that reveal the chips and routes, but unusually do we notice them from the real hardware producers. Bucking the trend is Samsung, which shares a blog post and stop working of its Galaxy Note, the 5.3-inch Android handset I took a close look at on video throughout the Consumer Electronics Show this month.
possibly the most interesting treat in the device analysis is section 5.2, which contains the phone’s memory, CPU, rear camera and LTE radio. Why? Because there has been latest conversation about why Android phones have larger screens than the iPhone.
I’ve long said it’s because a larger screen has the probable to offer a improved overall experience, offered the display resolution is high. It’s easier to read and type on a larger screen and also is enhanced for watching video, a smartphone activity that’s on the rise.
In contrast, Apple blogger John Gruber only just proposed Android screens are producing in size in order to put up the LTE radio chips. Following the chip and baseband industry, I simply didn’t agree at the time of Gruber’s declaration, and a look at Samsung’s Galaxy Note leans to back me up; an LTE radio and hold ing up aerial could certainly fit in a smaller device if desired. In fact, it’s already been done in the Samsung Galaxy Attain for MetroPCS: a 3.5-inch Android phone with LTE radio.