Super AMOLED plus screen

[ZDriver]

I played with a Nexus S in store and I could see all of these little tiny black pixels. I have a few questions, 1) can you see them? 2) does it bother you? 3) is the Galaxy S2 the same or less noticeable, not noticeable at all?? The screens on the epic and nexus s drive me crazy, yes they are very vibrant but those little pixels drive me crazy. Hoping the Galaxy S2 isn't like this, as I am still torn between EVO3D, Photon, and Galaxy S2. Thanks

 

[DolfanCole]

The GSII is a SAMOLED+ screen versus the SAMOLED of the Nexus S. So I'd suspect that there will be quite a difference. Not sure what you saw though. I don't know if the SAMOLED used in the Nexus S is a pentile-type display though.

 

[chestvrg]

Is the Nexus S a Super Amoled + display device also.

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[jeremy81]

Is the Nexus S a Super Amoled + display device also.

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No, the Nexus S is a Super Amoled display. Super Amoled is a PenTile Matrix Display while Super Amoled Plus is not. With PenTile displays you may notice more jaggy text and sometimes it may appear more "grainy" than traditional displays. For me the Plus displays are a huge improvement.

 

[chestvrg]

Thank you for the explanation.


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[ZDriver]

Thanks

 

[dflores]

There was this article on Engadget a while back, showing the difference between the displays upclose.

Galaxy S II and Galaxy S screens compared at the subpixel level (video) -- Engadget

 

[ZDriver]

There was this article on Engadget a while back, showing the difference between the displays upclose.

Galaxy S II and Galaxy S screens compared at the subpixel level (video) -- Engadget

Good find thanks!