Harga HP Samsung Kamera 8MP

Saat mendengar kata Samsung, pastilah yang teringat di benak kita adalah sebuah merk smartphone dan gadget nomor satu di dunia. Yup, itu karena Samsung sejak memakai Android terbukti berhasil menundukkan Nokia sebagai manufaktur smartphone terbesar di dunia, dan berhasil menggeser posisi BlackBerry beberapa waktu lalu.

Begitulah sekilas tentang vendor Samsung yang terkenal akan produk ponsel maupun tablet Androidnya. Baiklah tanpa perlu banyak kata-kata, kali ini bog info ponsel akan membantu anda menemukan info seputar harga handphone merk Samsung baru dan bekas di bawah ini:

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HTC One SV Review

The HTC One SV picks up on the One name, following 2012’s X, S and V in what was designed to be HTC’s simple line-up of Android handsets.

Unlike the other One models, it doesn’t share the unibody design, and with the Desire line still rolling along, the SV is somewhat awkwardly placed. Is it a variant of the One S? The One V? Or is this handset more like the Desire S of modern times?

The raison d’être for the handset seems to be 4G and affordability, and that governs where this One SV lies. It’s set up against the Huawei Ascend P1 at the more affordable end of EE’s line-up of UK handsets and also sits on Cricket in the US.

But should you opt for this HTC model, or does it fall short?

The HTC One SV carries many of the typical design features we’ve come to expect from HTC. It has the micro-drilled speaker holes on the rear sitting above the Beats Audio branding. But the front of the phone makes a departure from HTC’s regular good form.

The ear speaker looks like someone forgot to insert a grille in front of it - almost like there’s a piece missing. Where other handsets in the portfolio have micro-drilled holes, the One SV just seems to have a trough, which will attract any sort of debris you might have languishing in the bottom of your pockets.

But apart from that and the perhaps odd sandwich of black front, silver waistband and white back of our review model, it’s well proportioned. The handset measures 128 x 66.9 x 9.2mm and weighs just 122g, noticeably lighter than the Nexus 4 we have in the other hand.

Lift the HTC One SV and the curved rear of the phone sits comfortably in an average-sized hand, with soft corners meaning there are no sharp edges around the back, but we found that the top edge on the front was a little uncomfortable against the ear.

The back of the phone is plastic and it’s rather slippery. It’s strokeably smooth, but we found with dry winter hands it was all too easy to lose grip on the handset. However because this isn’t a huge phone, that’s less of a problem than it would be on a larger device.

Although the backplate is plastic and rather thin, it doesn’t leave you with a creaking flexible phone. Like the Samsung Galaxy S III, once the back is in place, you probably won’t be concerned that it’s rather on the thin side.

Nokia Lumia 620 Review

Nokia made some nice high-end phones in years gone by, like, for example, the N95. But Nokia was never really about those phones, it was about affordable, reliable phones that everyone wanted to own, and that everyone could afford. There's not always money to be made at the top and bottom of the market, but if you can sell a lot of mid-range devices, you're likely to do well.

The Lumia 620 is something of a return to form. Removable covers, a sturdy feeling device, reasonable price and a solid operating system. It's all here, but with Nokia struggling to capture the market it used to dominate, does the 620 offer enough to lure people from those mid-range Android phones, or is it on a hiding to nothing?

We never understood the hysteria about interchangeable phone covers. Perhaps it's aimed at a demographic in which we do not belong. But they were a big deal on Nokias of old. And here, on the 620 they're back, to some extent.

Now, of course, covers are all about the back of your phone, because there's no front that isn't just screen. Nokia makes several different covers for the 620, but there's likely no end in sight for what third-party manufacturers will come up with. And, with the 820 Nokia has released 3D printing information, so customers can design and manufacture their own covers. It's only a matter of time before 620 owners can do the same.

What we love about the Nokia-supplied rear covers is that they have a two-tone free. This is most obvious on the lime green and yellow cover, where the outside is a fabulous bright green, but visible around the bezel is an inner yellow line. It looks top-notch and although green wouldn't be our first colour choice, it looks amazing.

Nokia sent us cases in white, bright blue, a pink and solid yellow. We liked them all, and they all cheer up the phone a great deal. Interestingly, all have a matte feel to them, except the lime green and yellow, which is very smooth and shiny.