Does the pentile screen mean that the "720p" resolution doesn't actually show the same detail as a"normal" screen? If so, what is the actual effective resolution of the screen?
Does the pentile screen mean that the "720p" resolution doesn't actually show the same detail as a"normal" screen? If so, what is the actual effective resolution of the screen?
I don't know or care. All I can say is that it's the most beautiful screen I've seen on an Android device.
This thread is going to piss me off, I can already tell."
This. I own two iPhone 4 devices, and thisbis screen on the galaxy nexus is its equal. At least in my eyes.
Hardly equal. Better by far, imho.
The pentile screen has to share subpixels, so how does that not reduce the actual detail it is showing vs an RGB or whatever, normal screen?
I think that at this level of inquiry, you should try contacting the Samsung engineering department for answers. The bottom line is, if you actually own this phone and don't like the display, sell it and get something else. If you don't own this phone yet, and you don't like the display, buy something else.
There are plenty of great devices out there and no reason to try making people feel like they made the wrong decision (I'm referring to most all of your threads...not just this one).
Does the pentile screen mean that the "720p" resolution doesn't actually show the same detail as a"normal" screen? If so, what is the actual effective resolution of the screen?
It seems most of the contributors to this thread are those who fear truth. They fear that their god might be a mortal, and they bare disdain upon truth's grand messengers, I being one of them.
It also would seem that I must be correct in my musings upon this screen's true resolution, as if it were the case that these fearers of truth had any argument of worth, they would have made it. But alas, all they may do is beg for truth and its messengers to leave them be, and to let them live and drown and die in the dense and choking fog of their illusions; but I and truth cannot, as when a man climbs upon bridge's edge and wishes to jump, you remain obliged to try and save him.