The Huawei Ascend D Quad And The Galaxy S3 - An Overview Of Chipsets And Camera Features

Out of the dozens of new mobile phones that have recently been released the new Samsung Galaxy S3 is one the most well known. In contrast the Huawei Ascend D Quad is a new handset that many smartphone consumers may not be aware of. Despite the difference in the profiles of the two phones they are both fairly similar in terms of their specification. We take a look at the processing power and camera features offered by these devices.

These two handsets are two of the leading models currently available for processing power. The Huawei Ascend D Quad incorporates a chipset developed by Huawei themselves. This chipset has been dubbed the K3V2 and it features a powerful quad core processor. This processing chip is clocked at 1.2Ghz and it delivers exceptional operation speeds for both single tasks and multi tasking. Despite being a relatively unknown chipset early reports indicate that it is faster than the excellent Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset that is used by numerous Android devices. The Samsung Galaxy S3 is the first quad core device to be released by the company. The phone boasts the very latest Exynos 4212 chipset which also delivers exceptional operation times. This chipset comprises of an ARM Cortex A9 processor chip with a speed of 1.4Ghz. This chip is coupled with a Mali 400MP graphics processing unit which helps the device to handle some of the most demanding games titles currently available. Although there is a slight difference in the speed of the two proces

sors both models deliver some of the most satisfying operation times available. There really is little to choose between these handsets in this department.

One area where the Samsung Galaxy S3 impresses more than the Huawei Ascend D Quad is for photography features. The model is capable of capturing still images at an impressive resolution of 12 million pixels. For self portraits users can also make use of the secondary front facing camera which delivers a resolution of 2 mega pixels. It is not only the quality of the camera on the S3 that impresses us but also the number of features that accompany it. Alongside the more regular facilities such as autofocus and an LED flash are a useful burst mode which captures a series of image in quick succession. Users can also record Full HD video and take a photography at the same time. The Huawei Ascend D Quad offers an 8 mega pixel which uses a BSI sensor to produce excellent image quality. This model also sports a secondary camera but this can only offer a 1.3 mega pixel resolution. 1080P video footage can be recorded by the model but the number of additional features are not as impressive as what the S3 boasts. There are some useful additions such as geo tagging facilities and an autofocus but the Samsung comes out on top in this area thanks to the super range of options that it offers.

The Huawei Ascend D Quad and the Samsung Galaxy S3 are two of the most impressive handsets that we have looked at recently. Both devices feature excellent chipsets but photography fans may favour the Samsung thanks to a combination of excellent quality and some super features.

For the latest Huawei Ascend D Quad NewOut of the dozens of new mobile phones that have recently been released the new Samsung Galaxy S3 is one the most well known. In contrast the Huawei Ascend D Quad is a new handset that many smartphone consumers may not be aware of. Despite the difference in the profiles of the two phones they are both fairly similar in terms of their specification. We take a look at the processing power and camera features offered by these devices.

These two handsets are two of the leading models currently available for processing power. The Huawei Ascend D Quad incorporates a chipset developed by Huawei themselves. This chipset has been dubbed the K3V2 and it features a powerful quad core processor. This processing chip is clocked at 1.2Ghz and it delivers exceptional operation speeds for both single tasks and multi tasking. Despite being a relatively unknown chipset early reports indicate that it is faster than the excellent Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset that is used by numerous Android devices. The Samsung Galaxy S3 is the first quad core device to be released by the company. The phone boasts the very latest Exynos 4212 chipset which also delivers exceptional operation times. This chipset comprises of an ARM Cortex A9 processor chip with a speed of 1.4Ghz. This chip is coupled with a Mali 400MP graphics processing unit which helps the device to handle some of the most demanding games titles currently available. Although there is a slight difference in the speed of the two processors both models deliver some of the most satisfying operation times available. There really is little to choose between these handsets in this department.

One area where the Samsung Galaxy S3 impresses more than the Huawei Ascend D Quad is for photography features. The model is capable of capturing still images at an impressive resolution of 12 million pixels. For self portraits users can also make use of the secondary front facing camera which delivers a resolution of 2 mega pixels. It is not only the quality of the camera on the S3 that impresses us but also the number of features that accompany it. Alongside the more regular facilities such as autofocus and an LED flash are a useful burst mode which captures a series of image in quick succession. Users can also record Full HD video and take a photography at the same time. The Huawei Ascend D Quad offers an 8 mega pixel which uses a BSI sensor to produce excellent image quality. This model also sports a secondary camera but this can only offer a 1.3 mega pixel resolution. 1080P video footage can be recorded by the model but the number of additional features are not as impressive as what the S3 boasts. There are some useful additions such as geo tagging facilities and an autofocus but the Samsung comes out on top in this area thanks to the super range of options that it offers.

The Huawei Ascend D Quad and the Samsung Galaxy S3 are two of the most impressive handsets that we have looked at recently. Both devices feature excellent chipsets but photography fans may favour the Samsung thanks to a combination of excellent quality and some super features.

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