Sizing up the enormous Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 (pictures)
Selling with three US carriers, this 6.3-inch phablet goes big on screen size, but small on price.
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The larger-than-life phablet may have the S4's looks and size, but not all its internals. The processor, for instance, is a dual-core CPU instead of a quad-core chipset.
The Mega is much smaller than a tablet, but its extra-large display does offer a degree of the tablet's viewing benefits. Unfortunately, screen resolution caps at 720p HD.
