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You're wrong. This screen has an HD resolution screen with ~316 ppi. So they made a bigger and higher pixel density screen. With AMOLED.

• pkulak 15y ago
  You're going to feel awfully silly when this thing gets reviewed and it's Pentile. If it was RGB, Samsung would have said so by now. It was the whole reason they put the "+" in their last screen iteration. Notice how this one has no "+"? Every AMOLED screen is Pentile unless you hear the magic word: RGB.
  • joebadmo 15y ago
    "Samsung can't get high enough pixel density with AMOLED" was what I was arguing with. The pixel density is very high. They weren't "forced to just keep making the screens bigger" as you claimed.
    • Raphael 15y ago
      The pixel density is high, but the subpixel density is less impressive.
    • pkulak 15y ago
      Sorry, I would have been more clear if I said "subpixel density".
• pkulak 15y ago
  Here we go: http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/20/the-scourge-of-pentile-returns-with-the-galaxy-nexus/ http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/20/the-scourge-of-pentile-retu... But thanks anyway for the downvote. ;)