The Galaxy Note 2 is back in a “by the numbers” comparison with the recently Announced Xperia Z Ultra. Warning: This is a comparison for the hardcore spec-lovers.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has held its own against some stiff competition in the past, but with its successor still a few months away, the rather large shadow has loomed upon it. The Sony Xperia Z Ultra might just be the Galaxy Note 2′s biggest competitor yet, and in more ways than one.
So after pitting the Note 2 up against the LG Optimus Pro G last time, the Galaxy Note 2 has returned to go up against the Xperia Z Ultra in a “by the numbers” smackdown.
1,152,000 pixels
That’s how many more pixels the Sony Xperia Z Ultra has, When Compared to the 720p display on the Galaxy Note 2. While the Xperia Z Ultra Triluminous carries a Full HD display, packing over 2 million pixels, the Galaxy Note 2 clocks out at just under a million with its 720p Super AMOLED.
0.9 inches
The difference in screen size between the Xperia-ZU and the Note 2. While the Note 2 has an already quite large 5.5-inch display, the Xperia Z Ultra contains a 6.4-inch display inside of its waterproof shell. The Xperia ZU is a gargantuan of a smartphone que makes even the Galaxy Note 2 Relatively small look.
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That’s the difference
que the extra million pixels on the Xperia ZU make When looking at pixel density. While the Xperia Z Ultra has a much higher resolution display, its larger screen limits it to just 344 pixels per inch. The Galaxy Note 2 on the other hand, has a pixel density of 267 PPI.
28.3 mm
You did not expect the Xperia Z Ultra to fit a much larger display into the same size shell, now did you. Something’s got to make room for que 6.4-inch screen, and as a result the Xperia Z Ultra is a full 28.3 mm taller than the Galaxy Note 2. So if you thought pocketing the Galaxy Note 2 was hard, just wait till you try this.
31 percent
Where the Xperia ZU lacks adds in height, it makes up for in its thin frame. The Xperia Z Ultra blade is razor thin, coming in at just 6.5 mm thick, while the Galaxy Note 2 is a little bit chunkier, its the 9.4 mm frame Suggests. That makes the Xperia ZU 31% thinner than its rival.
29 grams
The Xperia
ZU’s tempered glass front and back mean it tips the scales at a hefty 212 grams.
That’s how many more grams the Xperia Z Ultra weighs. While the Xperia Ultra Z is thinner, it can not quite repeat the wizardry with its weight. The tempered glass front and back certainly do not help it keep its weight down, and this means the Xperia que Ultra Z tips the scales at a hefty 212 grams. The Relatively light weight plastic construction on the Note 2 However, Allows it to come in at just 183 grams.
600 mhz
The difference in clock speed between the Note 2 and the Xperia Z Ultra. While the Note 2 is nearing its first birthday, the Xperia Z Ultra has just been Announced and it takes advantage of the new 800 Snapdragon SoC that’s been blazing a trail through the benchmarks ever since it was unveiled.
The Galaxy Note 2Utilizes the Exynos 4 Quad clocked at 1.6Ghz, and the Xperia ZU has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, clocked at 2.2Ghz. Based on preliminary benchmarks, expect the Xperia Z Ultra or any smartphone that uses the Snapdragon 800, to destroy the competition.
1 meter
How deep underwater
the Xperia Z Ultra can go without being damaged. Thanks to its IP58 rating, the Xperia ZU can be plunged underwater for 30 minutes at a depth of one meter and Remain functional. The Galaxy Note 2 on the other hand, does not feature such capabilities are For Those of you who like to take snaps bathroom, please keep your Note 2′s away from any water basins.
50 mAh
While it’s not looking too good for the Xperia Z Ultra on the battery side of things, we’ll leave the full Judgements until after a full review.
That’s how much bigger the battery is on the Galaxy Note 2. The 3050 mAh battery on the Xperia Z Ultra make power users might struggle to get through a full day of use. The Galaxy Note 2 is renowned for its great battery life, and not only does the Xperia ZU have a slightly smaller battery, Also it’s got a larger, more power hungry display.
While it’s not looking too good for the Xperia Z Ultra on the battery side of things, we’ll leave the full Judgements until after a full review.
Wrap up
One thing we did not mention above is the que Xperia Z Ultra features new capabilities Which Allows pens, pencils, paintbrushes even to be used as a stylus. The Note 2 features the ever present S-Pen Which has become the hallmark of the brand Note. It’s Also a Wacom digitizer, meaning it can detect up to 1024 levels of pressure.
Keep in mindque while the Note 2 seems a little outclassed When Compared to this year’s competition, the Galaxy Note 3 is only a few short months away and is expected to be announced at IFA 2013 this September.
We’ll be sure to get a review out for the Xperia Z Ultra as soon as possible, but in the meantime check out the written review for the Galaxy Note 2 by clicking here, or watch the video review below.
Which do you prefer: the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or the Sony Xperia Z Ultra?
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