Hargadan Spesifikasi Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 - info harga dan spesifikasi hp samsung terbaru Sementara tipe yang 6,3 inch mempunyai resolusi 720 x 1280 pixels dengan processor dual core berkecepatan 1.7 GHz. Sepasang Galaxy jumbo ini pertama kali di-launching bulan April 2013, sementara penjualan pertama kali dilakukan dengan waktu berbeda. Penyanyi: Bocoran Spesifikasi HP Samsung Galaxy Mega (Terbaru) Judul lagu : Bocoran Spesifikasi HP Samsung Galaxy Mega (Terbaru) lihat juga. Unit yang lain dengan kode GTi9200 dapat menggunakan layar 6,3 inci. Keduanya akan hadir dengan sistem operasi Android Jelly Bean yang dipercantik dengan desain antar muka khas Samsung, TouchWiz. Dari SamsungGalaxy Mega 6.3 bisa menjadi alternatif smartphone berbasis android dengan harga dikisaran Rp. 5 jutaan. Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 menawarkan sebuah layar HD 6,3 inci beresolusi 720x1280 piksel dan juga dibekali memori penyimpana 16 GB dan di perkuat prosesor dual-core 1,7 GHz. Spesifikasi dan Fitur Lengkap Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 sumberlengkap : disini sumber lengkap : disini Forum ini merupakan lanjutan dari ]]] Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8" dan 6.3" HARAP SEBELUM POSTING BACA DULU PAGE 1. THX FORUM INI UNTUK DISKUSI SAMSUNG GALAXY MEGA 5.8 DAN 6.3 (sony +asus) lgsg kedetect. Apa emg hp samsung blm support buat flashdisk otg? Thanks gan. setau ane aih SGM 5.8 belum SpesifikasiSamsung Galaxy Mega 6.3. Ukuran dan berat : Untuk ukuranya Galaxy nega ini sudah cukup lebar yaitu berukuran Panjang: 16,76cm Lebar: 8,8cm dan Tinggi: 0.79cm dengan berat 0.199 kg; Jaringan : Intinya sudah suport 3g dan 4g lainya masih sama dengan lainya; qelIj90. O Galaxy Mega é um foblet Android da Samsung. O Mega tem como especificações principais a tela de 6,3 polegadas com resolução de 720 x 1280 pixels, o processador dual-core de 1,7 GHz e os 1,5 GB de RAM, rodando o Android Jelly Bean. O aparelho tem versões de 8 e 16 GB de memória interna, que são expansíveis por cartão microSD, e câmeras traseira de 8 megapixels e frontal de 1,9 megapixels. A bateria de mAh completa as especificações deste misto de smartphone e tablet. O Samsung Galaxy Mega I9200 foi lançado no Brasil em abril de 2013 pelo preço de R$ 📱 Especificações do modeloSamsung Galaxy Mega nomes do modeloSamsung Galaxy Mega 3G, Samsung GT-i9200País ou região onde é vendidoespecificação não cadastradaMarcaSamsungData lançamento01/05/2013Espessura8 milímetrosDimensões largura x altura88 x 167,6 milímetrosPeso199 gramasConstrução, materiaisespecificação não cadastradaResistência à água e outrosNão suporta🤖 Sistema operacionalSamsung Galaxy Mega do sistemaAndroid Jelly BeanAtualização firmwareAndroid KitKatInterface do usuárioespecificação não cadastrada⚙️ ProcessadorSamsung Galaxy Mega Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 MSM8930ABCPUDual-core, 1 processador2x Krait 300 Dual-coreGPU placa gráficaQualcomm Adreno 305Desempenho benchmarkespecificação não cadastrada💽 MemóriaSamsung Galaxy Mega RAM1,5GB LPDDR2Memória interna16GB 13GB disponívelArmazenamento externoAté 64GB microSD, microSDXCespaço dedicado📲 TelaSamsung Galaxy Mega da telaTFT SuperClear polegadasProporção~74,2% screen-to-body ratioResolução720x1280 pixelsTouchscreenCapacitiva MultitouchDensidade pixels x polegadas233 PPICores16 milhõesTela resistente a riscosNão suportaTaxa atualização Hertzespecificação não cadastradaRecursos da telaespecificação não cadastrada📶 Rede de telefoniaSamsung Galaxy Mega suportaCartão SIM1 chip Únicomicro-SIM 3FFDownload / Upload máximo21/5,76 MbpsRedes móveis2G, 3GFrequências, bandasMostrar +detalhesEsconder detalhesFrequência GSMQuad-Band 850/900/1800/1900Rede 2G primáriaGSM 850/900/1800/1900Rede 3G primáriaUMTS 900/2100Rede 4G primáriaNão suportaRede 5G primáriaNão suportaRede de dados móveis primáriaGPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+Rede 2G secundáriaNão suportaRede 3G secundáriaNão suportaRede 4G secundáriaNão suportaRede de dados móveis secundáriaNão suporta📷 CâmeraSamsung Galaxy Mega traseira principal8 megapixelsResolução câmera principal3264x2448 pixelsGravação vídeo câmera principalFull HD 1920x1080 30 fpsFlashFlash LEDAbertura focalf/ apertureDistância focalespecificação não cadastradaTamanho sensorespecificação não cadastradaTamanho pixelespecificação não cadastradaAutofocusFoco automáticoTouch focusSuportaEstabilização de imagemespecificação não cadastradaZoomApenas zoom digitalFace/smile detectionDetecção facial, Detecção de sorrisoSensor BSINão suportaHDRHDR foto na câm. principalExtras da câmeraespecificação não cadastrada📸 Câmera frontalSamsung Galaxy Mega frontal secundária2 megapixelsResolução câmera frontal1600x1200 pixelsGravação vídeo câmera frontalVGA 640x480Flash frontalNão suportaAbertura focalespecificação não cadastradaDistância focalespecificação não cadastradaTamanho sensorespecificação não cadastradaTamanho pixelespecificação não cadastrada🔉 Som e multimídiaSamsung Galaxy Mega de ruído2 microfones ou maisRádioFMTVNão suportaFormatos de vídeoMP4, WMVFormatos de áudioMP3, WAV, WMA, eAAC+, AC3, FLAC🔌 ConexõesSamsung Galaxy Mega de áudioPlug P2Conexão para TVMicro-B USB + a/b/g/n/ac [wifi5] 5GHzWiFi Direct, hotspotDLNASuportaGPSA-GPS, GeoTagging, GLONASSNFCSuportaIrDA infravermelhoSuporta🧭 SensoresSamsung Galaxy Mega de luminosidadeSensor de proximidadeVibraçãoSuporta🔋 BateriaSamsung Galaxy Mega íons de lítio FixaCapacidade bateria3200 mAhCarregador, watts Carga por caboCarga sem fioespecificação não cadastradaAutonomia conversação16 horasAutonomia standby420 horas 17,5 dias➕ Outras funçõesSamsung Galaxy Mega de chamadaDiscagem de voz, Gravador de voz, Comando de vozMensagensSMS T9, MMS, E-mail, Push mailViva vozSuportaVideo chamadaSuportaToques, ringtonesPolifônicos e personalizadosNavegador webHTML, XHTML, HTML5AntenaAntena internaTeclado Qwerty físicoNão suportaOutras informações• Cores Preto, Branco• Samsung TouchWiz Nature UX• USB On-the-go• USB Host• Foto panorama• Air View• • Java framework☢️ Taxa de radiaçãoSamsung Galaxy Mega EUA, etcespecificação não cadastradaSAR 2W/kg Brasil, União Europeia, etcespecificação não cadastrada For a phone that's all screen, you'd expect the enormous Samsung Galaxy Mega to dazzle. It certainly joins mammoth smartphones like the Galaxy Note 2, LG G2, Huawei Ascend Mate, and Sony Xperia Z Ultra as an option for people who would rather own one large device than a phone and a tablet. However, the Mega's only-720p HD resolution simply doesn't support its vast Good Samsung's Galaxy Mega has a great price, runs Android and comes with an 8-megapixel camera and extras like a TV remote. The Bad The phone's large size makes it unwieldy, and its screen resolution is too low for a phone this big. The Bottom Line Samsung's Galaxy Mega is just about your only choice for a jumbo-screen phablet under $200, but those with more flexible budgets should consider a phone with a higher-resolution display. Absurdly large and not very portable, the Android Mega - for AT&T, Sprint, and Cellular - is nevertheless the right size and price for a bridge device; that is, a large smartphone that can also satisfy a tabletlike viewing experience. What's more, the Mega's lower price point $ with an AT&T contract makes it a highly affordable option for people who can live with the handset's midgrade specs. Phablet lovers seeking more productivity features, like a stylus, should hold out for Samsung's more advanced Galaxy Note 3, expected to debut September 4 with double the Mega's price tag. Sizing up the enormous Samsung Galaxy Mega pictures See all photos Design and build If you've seen Samsung's Galaxy S4, then you've seen the Mega, which simply looks like an overfed version of Samsung's marquee phone, down to the rounded corners, steeper metallic-styled sides, spines, patterned black/gray plastic finish, and rectangular home button. It's big, really big, and confusing the issue are the phone's two global sizes, the version and the even larger model I reviewed here. Luckily, the Mega total dimensions - inches tall by inches wide by inch x 88mm x 8mm - are proportional. Its slimness keeps it from being too thick and brutish, but it still looks comically large in my hands...for a phone. The curse of a bridge device like this is that a tablet would have to be inches larger to cross the line into mammoth territory, but by smartphone standards, the Mega is a gigantor that looks and feels ridiculous in the hand, on the ear, and in the pocket. As large as it may be, the Mega's rounded corners and smooth surfaces make it easier to handle than Sony's Xperia Z Ultra not to be confused with T-Mobile's 5-inch Xperia Z. The Mega is large indeed; good luck carrying it on your person. Josh Miller/CNET Like the S4, the Mega's glossy form helps it slide into pockets. Unfortunately, it only fits halfway into mine, awkwardly and uncomfortably protruding from the top. I passed it around to coworkers and friends for their consideration. Men and women both noted the Mega's overgrown size and tight pocket fit, though it really depends on how deep and tight your pockets are. Screen size is this handset's major trade-off. The Mega's Super Clear LCD display undeniably makes Web sites easier to read less squinting and neck craning!, especially in full desktop view, and I found myself reaching for it more often than the competition when I wanted to read longer articles and watch videos like movie trailers. The Mega's display is large enough to fit interface designs meant for tablets. Screenshot by Jessica Dolcourt/CNET Sometimes you'll even get the option to view apps' tablet versions, like the Google Maps and Amazon apps. Other times, titles don't scale at all, and you'll see small size programs bordered by a big black frame, which were clearly intended for smaller screens. Ditto some app icons, which appear slightly fuzzy. For reference, the Galaxy S4 flagship has a pixel density of 441 pixel per inch ppi; the Mega, by contrast surfaces a 233 ppi. It makes a difference. That lower screen resolution is a noticeable hit - just 720p HD 1,280x720 pixels versus the 1080p HD 1,920x1,080 we see on many premium phones with 5-inch screens and above. Most native icons scale to continue looking crisp on the Mega's display, and Web sites look fine, even better than OK since there's a lot of room to read full desktop and mobile Web pages alike. Yet hold the Mega next to a phone with a higher-resolution display even another LCD like the HTC One or iPhone 5 and you'll see that the same streaming video has much more detail, richer color, and a lot less noise than on the Mega. The 5-inch Galaxy S4 looks like a midget compared to the similarly-styled Mega. Josh Miller/CNET Moving on to exterior controls, the Mega has a physical home button sandwiched between capacitive controls for the menu and Back button. Menu and home buttons also control Google Now/Voice actions, recent apps, and S Voice. Buttons and ports include standard microUSB charging and a headset jack, the power/lock button, a slim volume rocker, and an IR blaster for controlling the TV on the phone's four spines. You'll find the 8-megapixel camera lens on the back, coupled with an LED flash. Below the thin plastic backing is the phone's double decker SIM card/microSD card slot. OS and features Like its Galaxy brethren, the Mega runs on Android Jelly Bean with Samsung's newest custom Touch Wiz layer on top. With this you get Android's multiple home screens, and an expanded quick settings menu when you pull down the notifications tray pro tip pull down with two fingers to get directly to the toggles. Samsung's customized interface also brings with it a raft of additional features integrated into the settings, like S Beam, Samsung's take on NFC sharing, and lots of tools to share data with other devices like your TV, laptop, and tablet. You can while away some good time personalizing the lock screen and its short cuts, wallpaper, even LED indicator lights. There's a call-blocking mode that can turn off a range of notifications and ignore most contacts for certain stretches of time. You'll also find driving mode, air view which previews photos, etc., when you hover your finger, smart screen, voice controls, and a squadron of gestures. The Samsung Galaxy Mega's browser comes with a browser helper tool by default. You can personalize it, or turn it off. Screenshot by Jessica Dolcourt/CNETThe customizable browser bar contains shortcuts for sharing Web pages through social networks; it comes with the default browser, but can also add to others, say Chrome. I found that it often got in the way, even though you can swipe it closed. In an effort to keep the Mega from being so unwieldy, certain controls for one-handed operation can shrink the keyboard, dialer, and calculator and shove them to one side to make the phone easier to operate with fewer digits, but people with smaller mitts will still find the Mega hard to handle even with these concessions - I did, anyhow. There's Wi-Fi on the Mega, plus Bluetooth, GPS, and essential personal tools like a calendar, a calculator, and all the rest, plus Google apps like Maps, search, and more. You also have unrestricted access to the entire Google Play library of apps and entertainment. Carrier preloads are plentiful on the Mega; these will vary, but expect partner apps and account management tools. You will, however, see Samsung apps across the board like the Watch On app for controlling your TV, S Voice, S Memo, S Translator, some featured hubs, and Blurb's Story Album. Cameras and video The Mega's 8-megapixel camera has continuous autofocus, an LED flash, and Samsung's latest layout for more easily turning on features like voice dictation to take a snap "Cheese!" and arrows in obvious places to switch camera modes and select filters. Deeper in the settings are resolution choices, white balance presets, the self-timer function, and all the rest. You'll find fewer camera modes on the Mega than on the Galaxy S4 flagship, but my favorites are still there, including HDR, sport mode, panorama, and continuous shot. Conspicuously, there's no Macro mode in the list, but you can get fairly close as is. Generally, Samsung phones default to the highest-resolution photo available, but not so here. Instead, you'll get the wide angle 6-megapixel shots 169 versus the 43 aspect ratio for 8-megapixel snaps. Its extra large screen makes viewing videos on the Mega nice and easy. Josh Miller/CNET I was happiest with outdoor photos, which often looked vivid and rich, especially in sunlight. The phone won't capture every detail or shadow, but if you're mostly concerned with capturing the moment, the Mega's shooter should deliver. Indoor pictures, and some photos where I was looking for finer details, were less successful. Some images weren't as sharp as I wanted, and others lacked richness. For the price, though, the Mega's camera is a solid performer. As for video, the phablet's 1080p HD clips shot at a 30fps frame rate were smooth, focused, and captured color well. The phone performs best in abundantly lit scenarios and much poorer in low light and darkened conditions. The same goes with the front-facing camera - this shooter lacks all the sharpness, richness, and detail, and tends to gray out faces, but it is sufficient for casual snaps and for video chats. The Galaxy Mega took better photos outdoors than in. Click to enlarge. Jessica Dolcourt/CNET The phone captured these photos at its 6-megapixel default. Click to enlarge. Jessica Dolcourt/CNET Image quality was weak with this one, shot outdoors in even lighting without flash. Click to enlarge. Jessica Dolcourt/CNET CNET's Android apps editor, taken inside. Click to enlarge. Jessica Dolcourt/CNET Taken indoors with flash, this standard studio shot is very dark and quite noisy. Click to enlarge. Josh Miller/CNET The Mega has 16GB internal storage, which you an expand up to 64GB in all with an after-market microSD card. Call quality I tested the Mega's call quality in San Francisco using AT&T's GSM network 850/900/1800/1900MHz bands and Cellular's CDMA network 850/1900. Call quality was pretty good overall to land lines and cell phones, though clarity can and will vary from phone to phone and even at different points throughout the day. On the whole, I noticed that voices sounded better with Samsung's default noise cancellation turned on. Volume was strong at half its levels on AT&T's line, but much weaker with US Cellular's roaming network. I didn't hear any background noise with AT&T, but did hear a low, persistent hum with US Cellular. My main test partner's voice sounded warm and natural with both phones, though the US Cellular version occasionally distorted. Without noise cancellation, my caller's voice came across gauzier, and I heard a few distortion spikes. On his end, he said I sounded fine and natural, and he only noticed a tinge of white noise in the background when he listened for it. Likewise, he could identify a tiny bit of clipping and distortion if he thought about it. AT&T call quality sample Listen now US Cellular call quality sample Listen now The AT&T version's speakerphone also put in a strong performance on both sides of the call, but grew more echoey the louder I turned up the volume. My test partner didn't sound too hollow, and was very intelligible indoors. I could carry on a longer conversation this way. On his end, he said I sounded a little tinny and echoey, but not more so than you'd expect for speakerphone. With US Cellular, speakerphone came across a little quiet on both ends of the line. I needed to turn mine up to max volume. Voices were a little tinny and hollow, and also slightly muffled. Performance LTE, speed, battery life Data speed ultimately depends on your provider's network strength in your area. I just so happened to test the Mega using AT&T's San Francisco network, where the carrier has done a tremendous amount of work beefing up coverage. As a result, data speeds were fast, in both diagnostic and real world tests. The diagnostic app consistently measured speed in the double digits on AT&T, peaking at 40Mbps downlink and 18Mbps uplink. Speed lows were still in the high single digits, though dead spots do sometimes happen. In the real world, Web sites and data-heavy apps loaded very quickly, photos uploaded fast, and music and videos streamed without delay. Samsung Galaxy Mega AT&T Download CNET mobile app 11 seconds Load up CNET mobile app 7 seconds CNET mobile site load 5 seconds CNET desktop site load seconds Boot time to lock screen 28 seconds Camera boot time seconds Camera, shot-to-shot time 1 second; 2 sec. with auto-focus Unfortunately, the phone exhibited some rickety handling overall with its dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 MSM8930 processor and RAM. Normal navigation actions were delayed a beat, and handling the phone didn't exactly feel buttery smooth. The way some actions skipped around felt jerky in ways that were unrelated to LTE and data speeds. This overall impression I had may not detract too much from gameplay, though. If you turn up the graphics complexity settings within a game like Riptide GP2, for example, it'll run well, with a smooth frame rate on its Adreno 305 single-core GPU. Still, this is middle-of-the-road compared to the premium Galaxy S4, which scored about twice as fast using the 3DMark benchmark test for graphics, about 20 frames per second on the Mega and 40fps on the GS4. As another basis of comparison, the Mega scored 8,372 on the Quadrant diagnostic app, compared to the Galaxy S4's score of 11,381. Speeds on US Cellular's version of the Mega were slower when testing over the 3G roaming network. diagnostics score the Mega's speeds at under 1Mbps down and up. As a point of comparison, loading up CNET's mobile site took 37 seconds the first time around. A phone this big demands an equally large battery, and that's why the Mega's 3,200mAh ticker is so essential to performance. The Mega has a rated talk time of 17 or 18 hours over 3G and 4G you'll get longer over 3G and about 16 days standby time over 4G. Your actual battery life will fluctuate depending on how often you light up the screen and for how long a duration. Some of Samsung's extra features also lean on the battery, though there is a power saving mode and tool tips let you know which extras take a battery toll. We'll do some more testing in-house, but for now the Mega seems to last a full work day on a single charge. The Mega has a digital SAR of watt per kilogram. Who the Mega's for A smartphone as large as the Mega isn't intended for everyone. You'll have to accept the Mega's lower-resolution screen and slightly slower processor, but if you do, you'll also nab it for less than you would a flagship Android phone. The latest Android version, the 8-megapixel camera, and Samsung's software extras help sweeten the deal. I personally find the Mega's lower screen resolution a deterrent, and the size too large for my tastes. I'd opt for a smaller screen with a higher resolution instead - like the HTC One or Galaxy S4, which only cost a little more on contract and, with 5-inch screens, are still plenty big. Another option is to hold out for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3, which will also include a stylus and drawing tools, plus at least a quad-core processor and more advanced camera. I expect that the Note 3 will also cost $300, double the price. Therefore, if budget is an issue, you'll want to stick with the Mega for your phablet needs. 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