Samsung Galaxy S III

MRP :RS. 42500
Ladies and gentlemen, this is undoubtedly the most powerful Android smartphone at the moment. And it doesn't look like anyone is taking that crown away from the Galaxy S III in a hurry. We have
to vehemently defend Samsung against all the criticisms regarding the Pentile display and the so-called plasticky build quality. In both cases, the final product is absolutely brilliant, and totally worth the effort.

Platform: Android 4.0.4; Processor: Exynos 4212 Quad Core processor clocking at 1.4GHz; RAM: 1GB; Display: 4.8-inch Super AMOLED, 1280x 720 pixels, Gorilla Glass 2; Storage: 16GB, with microSD slot up to 64GB, plus Dropbox free storage of 50GB for 2 years; Camera: 8MP with 1080p HD videos; Battery: 2100mah.

HP Envy 17 3D

MRP : RS. 93550 CPU: Intel Core i5 480M; RAM: 4 GB DDR3 1333 MHz; Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 5850; HDD: 640 GB, 7200 rpm; OS: Windows 7 Pro; display: 17-inches; Weight: 3.41 kgs. Features One of the most talked about features of the model we're looking at is the presence of 3D support. The display on the Envy supports up to 120 Hertz and that was enough to give us a hint,

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