The two tantalizing models — Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Sony Xperia Z have much in common as far as their popularity is concerned. They are both power packed models which seem to agonizingly out-of-reach. The large screen handset from Samsung compares well with the Sony Xperia Z –and in more ways than one.
Weight and size
Rated as one of the most slender devices in the industry, the Sony Xperia Z sizes up to 7.9mm in depth and tips the scale to figures as low as 146g. In contrast the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 boasts of a weight of 180g along with a girth of 9.4mm. It has a diagonal screen measurement of approximately 5.5in.
Display
Fully equipped with a Full HD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels and possessing a density of 441ppi –the Xperia Z certainly dazzles the racks. The Samsung Note 2 has a standard HD resolution of 1,280 x 720 pixels and a screen resolution of 267ppi. The latter has an extra ½ an inch in its screen size.
Storage and memory
The Sony Xperia Z has 16GB of on-board storage while the Samsung’s Smartphone/tablet is available in 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB models. Both these gadgets have micro SD card slots for greater content lovers.