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Away Joined: Oct 15, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
2k is excusable in phones, actually, in this point in time, 1080p is probably better for phones. But for tablets, what's the excuse there? And the delay after announcement can be to do with a supply chain, but that's hardly unpredictable, unless a natural disaster occurs. Otherwise, Sony can, you know, just announce their products later, like, you know, they are doing right now. If this was 2013 or 2012, the Z2 would have made an appearance at CES.
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Xajel Joined: Jun 18, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Bahrain PM |
I feel that Sony delayed the idea of 2K/4K tablet because of SoC, there's no new one ready for 1H... while they can do it with 800 they didn't thought of it in this way, they thought there's no new CPU, so thought why going for high-end while the SoC will be just a slight upgrade...
I think that Z2 for both phone and Tablet is just small upgrade... the real deal will be in Z3 for both of them... but I doubt Sony will have Z3 tablet... I feel Tablet is a 1 year product...
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itsjustJOH Joined: Jul 23, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
I guess this is why Sony is not giving that much attention to their press conference in MWC. If everything we know is true, then both the Z2 and the Tablet Z2 are but refreshed devices. Though I can let the Z2 pass, the leaked specs for the Tablet Z2 are lame. It's been a year so everyone is expecting for a major upgrade for the next flagship tablet. New SoC, additional 1 GB RAM, and a thinner and lighter body do not justify the same frame, screen resolution (although expect screen quality to be better than the Tablet Z), same camera and still without flash, same battery capacity. Not to mention almost the same design. And although the bezels do serve a purpose, can't they at least shrink it down a bit? I'm pretty sure not everyone has a 2-inch thumb.
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Away Joined: Oct 15, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
DooMLoRD (dat use of the shift key) said there'd be about 5 devices with the same board, right?
I think there will be a smaller tablet too. The stylus input solution with Nvidia used would be nice. At least do what the Z Ultra did but with better software for it.
With renewed focus on mobile devices, maybe tablets and all Z series products are 6 month refreshes?
This is what you get when you rely on a single chip company.
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qqqw Joined: Mar 22, 2013 Posts: 42 PM |
Tablet z2 indeed has stereo speakers.
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ascariss Joined: Apr 06, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
I'll be shocked if Sony shows more than just the Z2, Z2 tablet and any low end devices.
If sony introduces a 8 inch tab, I will sell my beloved tab 7.7 and get this sony. |
Gitaroo Joined: Aug 17, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
On 2014-02-18 19:35:38, Xajel wrote:
I feel that Sony delayed the idea of 2K/4K tablet because of SoC, there's no new one ready for 1H... while they can do it with 800 they didn't thought of it in this way, they thought there's no new CPU, so thought why going for high-end while the SoC will be just a slight upgrade...
I think that Z2 for both phone and Tablet is just small upgrade... the real deal will be in Z3 for both of them... but I doubt Sony will have Z3 tablet... I feel Tablet is a 1 year product...
I think S800 can only handle 4k @ 30hz at most, it probably get hot and starts down clocking and everything will get super laggy. Smooth 4K@60Hz still too far ahead of current SoC. Best for every company to wait 2 years to deliver a smooth experience. |
tonif430 Joined: Apr 23, 2007 Posts: 77 From: Andorra PM |
According to leaks we improve sound. We improve Cpu,ram,in General raw power.Battery life is gonna be better due to soc optimization(my Tablet Z lasts for 2-3 days surfing,watching films,playing some games 2-3 hours per DAY)Finally the screen will be better.I had a s tablet and man,the change is brutal from that oldie to our actual Z.But still i dont get the need FOR 2K... w
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goldenface Joined: Dec 17, 2003 Posts: > 500 From: Liverpool City Centre PM |
I think if the bezel was reduced the tablet wouldn't be so thin. At 6.4mm and what undoubtedly is a decent sized battery it's already a miracle how they have been able to reduce the size of the tablet.
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Muhammad-Oli Joined: Jun 13, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: The NZ of L PM |
I wouldn't want much of a smaller bezel on a new tablet (coming form a Z tablet user). Maybe on the sides, but certainly not the top and bottom (when held horizontally). I already accidentally tap the screen with my thumbs when holding it, and I don't have big thumbs.
This can be painful when you use an app that takes minutes to load up properly every time, and those damn action buttons are at the bottom. The amount of times I have accidentally Google Nowed!
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supercoolman Joined: Jun 04, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
On 2014-02-19 03:43:37, Muhammad-Oli wrote:
I wouldn't want much of a smaller bezel on a new tablet (coming form a Z tablet user). Maybe on the sides, but certainly not the top and bottom (when held horizontally). I already accidentally tap the screen with my thumbs when holding it, and I don't have big thumbs.
This can be painful when you use an app that takes minutes to load up properly every time, and those damn action buttons are at the bottom. The amount of times I have accidentally Google Nowed!
so google benefits from all the small bezel? |
Xajel Joined: Jun 18, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Bahrain PM |
On 2014-02-18 21:01:52, Gitaroo wrote:
On 2014-02-18 19:35:38, Xajel wrote:
I feel that Sony delayed the idea of 2K/4K tablet because of SoC, there's no new one ready for 1H... while they can do it with 800 they didn't thought of it in this way, they thought there's no new CPU, so thought why going for high-end while the SoC will be just a slight upgrade...
I think that Z2 for both phone and Tablet is just small upgrade... the real deal will be in Z3 for both of them... but I doubt Sony will have Z3 tablet... I feel Tablet is a 1 year product...
I think S800 can only handle 4k @ 30hz at most, it probably get hot and starts down clocking and everything will get super laggy. Smooth 4K@60Hz still too far ahead of current SoC. Best for every company to wait 2 years to deliver a smooth experience.
Exactly, this is why Galaxy S5 will come with both FullHD and 2K displays, the later will be powered only by Exynos SoC, no 2K and Qualcomm will be there for S5 unless it's targeted for mid-year launch where Snappy 805 will start to show up.. but I doubt that Samsung will make another version just for this, but I'm still wondering how they will get LTE in S5... currently every LTE enabled High-end Galaxy only comes with Snapdragon ( S4 LTE, Note 3 LTE ) as Samsung doesn't have LTE on their SoC... I wonder if Samsung finished the work on their in-house LTE Exynos...
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supercoolman Joined: Jun 04, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
On 2014-02-19 06:01:54, Xajel wrote:
Exactly, this is why Galaxy S5 will come with both FullHD and 2K displays, the later will be powered only by Exynos SoC, no 2K and Qualcomm will be there for S5 unless it's targeted for mid-year launch where Snappy 805 will start to show up.. but I doubt that Samsung will make another version just for this, but I'm still wondering how they will get LTE in S5... currently every LTE enabled High-end Galaxy only comes with Snapdragon ( S4 LTE, Note 3 LTE ) as Samsung doesn't have LTE on their SoC... I wonder if Samsung finished the work on their in-house LTE Exynos...
they can use separate chip for LTE. Broadcom is selling LTE chip and Samsung buys bluetooth and many other chips from Broadcom |
Gitaroo Joined: Aug 17, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
2k as in 2560X1600? Im sure S800 is still good enough for that at 60Hz actually. Probably fare better than Exynos 5 on the nexus 10. |
DexterMoser Joined: Jul 03, 2013 Posts: 443 From: Bay Harbor Islands, Miami PM |
On 2014-02-19 06:01:54, Xajel wrote:
[...] but I'm still wondering how they will get LTE in S5... currently every LTE enabled High-end Galaxy only comes with Snapdragon ( S4 LTE, Note 3 LTE ) as Samsung doesn't have LTE on their SoC... I wonder if Samsung finished the work on their in-house LTE Exynos...
Well there were already LTE enabled High-end Galaxy devices in the past with Exynos, for example the Galaxy S3 LTE (I9503). It has a Exynos 4412 and a Qualcomm LTE Modem (MDM 9215 LTE).
As supercoolman already mentioned it isn't any problem for Samsung to buy LTE modems.
And as far as I know Qualcomm doesn't have integrated LTE modems anymore, at least in my Galaxy S4 there's S600 and the MDM9215M LTE modem separated.
The only problem with Exynos might be that Samsung just can't produce enough chips alone.
Btw we're kind of far away from Sony Xperia Rumors
What interests me the most atm is the D6603, funny how much we know and have seen about D6503 in comparison.
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