troyguitar
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So my ATT iPhone 4S started dying last week and it cost too much to replace it. I preferred my old Verizon service anyway and get 18% monthly off Verizon through work which means I'm ready to switch back.
I went to the Verizon store here yesterday and made a stupid impulse buy without actually doing any research besides talking to the salesman. He told me that the Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S4 were the same phones except the Note had a bigger screen (but at the same resolution), bigger battery to support the bigger screen, and at 32GB onboard memory instead of 16GB.
Bought the Note II and looked up the specs online... the guy was entirely wrong.
S4 runs a better processor, newer Android version, has 1920x1080 screen.
Note 2 is slower, older, 1280x720 screen, and is also 16GB not 32.
What the hell? How did the guy get so much wrong? The one time I decide to trust that someone is giving me correct information, I get totally burned. I'm tired of this crap.
I went with the note as a potential bridge instead of buying a separate phone and tablet, but it is worse than an S4 in most ways and costs the same amount so I'm thinking I need to go back today and make them give me an S4.
Are there ever going to be any good Verizon tablets? I looked up those for fun too and even the 10" Galaxy tablet has identical specs to the Note II - i.e. much worse than an S4 in every respect except for screen size yet the thing costs $500 with a 2-year contract :lol:
I went to the Verizon store here yesterday and made a stupid impulse buy without actually doing any research besides talking to the salesman. He told me that the Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S4 were the same phones except the Note had a bigger screen (but at the same resolution), bigger battery to support the bigger screen, and at 32GB onboard memory instead of 16GB.
Bought the Note II and looked up the specs online... the guy was entirely wrong.
S4 runs a better processor, newer Android version, has 1920x1080 screen.
Note 2 is slower, older, 1280x720 screen, and is also 16GB not 32.
What the hell? How did the guy get so much wrong? The one time I decide to trust that someone is giving me correct information, I get totally burned. I'm tired of this crap.
I went with the note as a potential bridge instead of buying a separate phone and tablet, but it is worse than an S4 in most ways and costs the same amount so I'm thinking I need to go back today and make them give me an S4.
Are there ever going to be any good Verizon tablets? I looked up those for fun too and even the 10" Galaxy tablet has identical specs to the Note II - i.e. much worse than an S4 in every respect except for screen size yet the thing costs $500 with a 2-year contract :lol: