The Samsung Galaxy Note was a game changer. The device, with its 5.3-inch screen, made it cool to be seen with a phone-tablet hybrid - the phablet - and the Note II only improved on the form factor with a stellar hardware upgrade. But rivals are already nipping at Samsung's heels. We take a look at two new quad-core phablets to see if they have what it takes to compete with the Note II. LG Optimus Vu Phablets are supposed to be large, but the Vu is just humongous. This is mainly due to its squarer 4:3 screen. The '5-inch' size of phone screens is a diagonal measurement; so this proportion is always going to make for a wider display when compared to other 5-inch devices that use the widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio. What we like The Vu's big screen boasts of very good legibility - whether it's reading or web browsing - even in direct sunlight. Photos, movies and games are rendered with rich colours and the right amount of saturation. On the flip side, the 4:3 a...
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