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Then show her the AMOLED screen of Nexus One that has a similar (though slightly lower) resolution.
by Sephr 16y ago
Then show her the AMOLED screen of Nexus One that has a similar (though slightly lower) resolution.
- nc 16y agoThere is absolutely no comparison. The nexus one can't even render all colours properly.
- SandB0x 16y agoNo screen can render all colours properly, and from what I've read the AMOLED screen on the Nexus One has a far larger colour gamut.
- alanh 16y agoSeriously? To my eye, verticals look ragged on that screen, thanks to the not-nearly-as-high-res, hexagonal pixels. Edit: I see discussion of gamut. To quote http://www.displaymate.com/Nexus_One_ShootOut.htm http://www.displaymate.com/Nexus_One_ShootOut.htm: The Color Gamut of the Nexus One is much larger than the industry standard … which is actually bad because it makes all colors appear too strong and over-saturated. … all they do it distort the colors in the images and photos on-screen What good is it to have a larger gamut if the software doesn't support it? All graphics online & in apps use standard sRGB color space information. There’s simply nothing to display outside of that gamut in 99.9%+ of cases.
- wmeredith 16y agoThis situation perfectly demonstrates what has been what is, and will continue to be, Apple's unique advantage: true hardware and software integration. iOS may be behind o features, but the software is only part of the story.