Okay, let's call a spade a spade. Everyone that looked over yesterday's blog post on the new Nexus line up thought "kinda reminds me of Apple". I know a few posts over the past day have drawn that conclusion as well, so let's see how well they stack up against each other
Based on specs alone (which is not a true comparison)
So you can see that although it is marginally larger (see the image below) a bigger, higher resolution screen is crammed in there, and everything else the Nexus 6 trumps easily.
from: http://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/Google-Nexus-6,Apple-iPhone-6-Plus/phones/8626,8908
After seeing the physical size myself I'm maybe rethinking the 'too big' phenomenon I was worried about.
Pricing is definitely an advantage that the device has over the 6+, so it'll be interesting to see how the subsidized prices will lay out.
Based on specs alone (which is not a true comparison)
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iPhone 6+
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Nexus 6
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Size
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158.1 x 77.8 x 7.1
mm
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159.26 x 82.98 x
10.06 mm
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Screen Size
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5.5”
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6.0”
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Resolution
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1920x1080
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2560x1440
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Processor
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1.4GHz x2 (64bit)
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2.7GHz x4
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Chip
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A8
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Snapdragon 805
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RAM
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1GB
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3GB
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Storage
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16/64/128
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32/64
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Camera
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8MP (1/3”) / 1.2MP
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13MP / 2.1MP
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Battery
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2915mAh
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3220mAh
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Price
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16GB - $860
64GB - $970
128GB - $1080
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32GB - $750
64GB - $?? (~$800)
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So you can see that although it is marginally larger (see the image below) a bigger, higher resolution screen is crammed in there, and everything else the Nexus 6 trumps easily.
from: http://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/Google-Nexus-6,Apple-iPhone-6-Plus/phones/8626,8908
After seeing the physical size myself I'm maybe rethinking the 'too big' phenomenon I was worried about.
Pricing is definitely an advantage that the device has over the 6+, so it'll be interesting to see how the subsidized prices will lay out.
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