Samsung i9500 Galaxy S4 vs Samsung i9505 Galaxy S4: Double or quits

The Android Smartphone market in 2013 is also cluttered than ever. But when it comes from the very high end, fortunately for everyone, there not that many options. Each manufacturer has a unique lighthouse and thats it. Or is it? Last time we checked, Samsung has sold not one, but two smartphones lighthouse and to make things worse, they both go under the name of Galaxy S 4.

Potential buyers are left scratching their heads, as the two versions are at relatively stable prices, ranging only negligible market at prices. And both handsets are virtually identical to one another, too.

It's true, they both have the same sound, they both have the same, the cost and the two look alike, but to the Interior, their brains is very different. The GT-I9505 Samsung Galaxy S4 is powered by a Snapdragon 600 quad-core chipset, while the Galaxy S4 GT I9500 relies on Samsung's own Exynos 5 Octa chipset, which, as its name implies, involves no less than eight processor cores.

Galaxy S4 Octa is only available on a few selected markets, and the version of 600 Snapdragon is promises to be what we like to call the "international" model Despite what some would like you to believe, the reason to push the (originally planned for the United States only) version Snapdragon to international markets is not its exclusive support for LTE. It seems that the two chipsets are perfectly capable to provide LTE connectivity. It is the questions that Samsung is to blame for its flea Exynos 5 Octa House set low production numbers. This is the reason behind the passage of the Snapdragon 600 in being more widely available.

Samsung i9500 Galaxy S4 (black) and Samsung i9500 Galaxy S4 (white) in the flesh

We have finally the two versions on our proverbial Office. All that remains is to see if the different brains mean different hearts and souls. -We won't be able to say, after we have finished with this shooting. If you are invited to participate. A sure thing, these two are some of the smartphones faster to set foot in our Office and we better hurry up so we can catch up.