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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    Quote Originally Posted by prediscover View Post
    New SuperLCD 3 technology has come out. Any differences?
    It's hard to find information on the screen tech that HTC uses. My best guess would be (aside from the resolution) would be improved color accuracy and contrast ratio. But honestly it might just be the resolution.

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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin O'Quinn View Post
    It's hard to find information on the screen tech that HTC uses. My best guess would be (aside from the resolution) would be improved color accuracy and contrast ratio. But honestly it might just be the resolution.

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    Both of those things are touted as well as improved power efficiency
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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    I find my s3 screen has so much better and saturated colour than any lcd on the market, the only thing I find bad about the pentile samoled is the brightness and how bad the screen is in the sun

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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

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    I find my s3 screen has so much better and saturated colour than any lcd on the market, the only thing I find bad about the pentile samoled is the brightness and how bad the screen is in the sun

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    Better by what definition? Not better technically, as per measured tests. But a LOT of people prefer the look of AMOLED displays because they are generally "cooler" and the colors "pop" more because of the over saturation.

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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    Quote Originally Posted by AndroidS3 View Post
    I find my s3 screen has so much better and saturated colour than any lcd on the market, the only thing I find bad about the pentile samoled is the brightness and how bad the screen is in the sun

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    over-saturation =/ better colors.
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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?




    Galaxy S4 apparently has a new Sub Pixel layout; and I found an comparing the screens of some of todays best phones.



    The Galaxy S4 look's hella green from the close up.
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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    Quote Originally Posted by icyrock1 View Post



    Galaxy S4 apparently has a new Sub Pixel layout; and I found an comparing the screens of some of todays best phones.



    The Galaxy S4 look's hella green from the close up.
    Notice that the S3 AND S4 look green.
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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    Behold The Samsung Galaxy S4. With a Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M color and a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels, 5.0 inches (~441 ppi pixel density)
    Oh when will they come out with a Super AMOLED+ HD screen. It's 2013 Come on! I'll have to research it. It's been a year since this post.
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    Default Re: SLCD, SAMOLED, Pentile, RGB Does it matter?

    Quote Originally Posted by DrummerBens View Post
    Behold The Samsung Galaxy S4. With a Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M color and a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels, 5.0 inches (~441 ppi pixel density)
    Oh when will they come out with a Super AMOLED+ HD screen. It's 2013 Come on! I'll have to research it. It's been a year since this post.
    Nobody knows.
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