Rumoured Lumia 825 phablet coming

[WPhoney]

Quad-core, 5.2 inches. Awesome!
Benchmarks hint at Lumia 825 quad-core phablet with 5.2-inch display - Neowin


Hopefully with 64Gb of storage and fully-compatible with 64Gb SD card.

 

[mase123987]

Story on here already: Nokia Lumia 825 to boast a 5-inch display and quad-core support? It's plausible. | Windows Phone Central

 

[WPhoney]

Shoot! I missed that.

 

[Dragone]

No 1080p

 

[LMZR]

No 1080p

Is it really needed? Is there a major visual difference between 720p and 1080p? No.

 

[troylytle]

Actually, it's quite noticeable on a screen that big. The pixels are less dense. Therefore, making your image slightly blockier.

 

[WPhoney]

I have a 37" TV and I don't miss 1080p, so I wouldn't miss it on a 5.2" phone. This obsession with 1080p has gone too far. Soon enough there will be people demanding 1080p resolutions on Casio watches.

 

[LMZR]

Actually, it's quite noticeable on a screen that big. The pixels are less dense. Therefore, making your image slightly blockier.

I havent used a device with a 1080p display, so the closest I got was an iPod Touch 5th Gen which I believe was 720p.

 

[WanderingTraveler]

I havent used a device with a 1080p display, so the closest I got was an iPod Touch 5th Gen which I believe was 720p.

No. It's 640p.

From HVGA to QHVGA to 640p/WQHVGA.

 

[Dragone]

Is it really needed? Is there a major visual difference between 720p and 1080p? No.

Yes, it's needed.
Or at least will be needed for a device to be my next one, along with a 6" screen.