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hey guys Darcy like you babe we just decided we we got an s3 here in Taiwan we're just comparing with asus padfone and we're looking at the original best-selling android phone to 2011 which is the galaxy s2 obviously the galaxy s2 is the slowest of the bunch we have a Snapdragon s4 1.5 gigahertz dual-core in the PadFone which makes it lte-capable and then we have the international variant which is the quad core 1.4 gigahertz on the 4th woven 8 inch HD super amoled samsung galaxy s3 now performance wise this one is the most powerful of the bunch but the PadFone has the special the special ability to actually power a full tablet computers we have here which really makes it in the field of its own in terms of how they feel in the hand comparing the the s3 and the PadFone i mean once you had a taste of the s3 it's really hard to go back to anything smaller even pulling out my s2 it actually feels kind of embarrassing it's just not enough phone it's a four point eight inch screen you know with a nice curved bezel it really fits nicely in the hand but I have to say that the PadFone feels really great too and so for those seeking maybe a little smaller of a form factor with more flexibility down the road the PadFone is going to be the one to get otherwise probably the samsung galaxy s3 would be the better of the two but just for the utility that the PadFone has because you can attach it to a dock it puts it in a field of its own I mean the galaxy s3 retails for around seven hundred dollars unlocked and you can get a tablet a docking station and a smartphone for around nine hundred so you're getting a lot more bang for buck both contain an eight megapixel camera on the rear arguably going to take comparable photos this has asus is custom overlay but Samsung has really done a nice job with there's two really really minimal but yeah so everyone we're just comparing the samsung galaxy s3 vs. Asus Padfone versus last year's best selling Android phone the samsung galaxy s2 my name is Darcy like ooh babe we're here at computex live with android authority