A friend of mine pointed out that the overseas version of the S3 has a quad-core processor. Meanwhile, TELUS' version is only dual-core. If you were thinking of buying it outright (no term price), you're better off to buy a European model.
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A friend of mine pointed out that the overseas version of the S3 has a quad-core processor. Meanwhile, TELUS' version is only dual-core. If you were thinking of buying it outright (no term price), you're better off to buy a European model.
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You should go read a technical manual. It'll explain why ours is dual core.
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Lol. Yeah, depends if you want LTE or not. Also might want to compare benches for s4 and exynos.Originally Posted by WorldIRC
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Is this a question or a statement?
I've got more phones than fingers
LTE and 2GB of ram in ours.
Besides who has 4 or more concurrent threads going on a mobile device?
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uhh... people with four girlfriends? duh!! lol hahah
but srsly, let's do some reading and research before posting stuff like "get the international version for the quad core instead of the telus one which is only dual core". can u say "LTE"?
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I realize you are Newbie, but Thanks for letting us know about your Friends Findings, Like other have mentioned we all know the reason. By the way tell your Friend that Rogers & Bell Version is the same as Telus
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Having just picked up the S3 I have to tell you that dual 1.5 GHz cores (with 2GB RAM) is plenty. Remember, not all software is even optimized for 4 cores yet.
I had the HTC Hero beforehand so this thing is an absolute dream :-D
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And the dual core S4 is based on the more advanced A15 core, while the Exynos' quads are still A9s.
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s4???????????
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Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 system-on-a-chip, as used in the North American Samsung Galaxy S3, and HTC One S/X...
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Edit: what he said ^^
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