The Samsung Galaxy Mega is an absurdly large "phone." It takes the idea
of the phablet -- or phone/tablet hybrid -- much closer to the tablet
end of the spectrum. If you want the biggest screen possible on a device
that's still portable, the Mega may be up your alley.
People were aghast when Samsung announced the Galaxy Note in 2011 with
its 5.2-inch screen. "Crazy," "Huge," "Ridiculous," some called it. The
Galaxy Mega, as the name implies, dwarfs the Note with its mega
proportions. It has a 6.3-inch screen and a massive 6.6 x 3.46-inch
footprint. It's not that much smaller than some tablets.
The family resemblance between the Note and the Mega is clear. Held
side-by-side, they are almost indistinguishable, aside from the
difference in size. The Mega has the same chrome-colored rim and speaker
grill, the same coloring, and nearly identical button shape and
placement as the Note. It's a decent-looking device, though it of course
uses the same cheap-feeling plastics common to Samsung smartphones. It
comes across as classy and elegant sort of in the way Shaquille O'Neal
does when wearing a suit rather than his basketball uniform.
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