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What is the benefit of a non-OLED screen, and how niche is that ask? I'm assuming the benefit is "no burn-in" but is the risk of burn-in going to affect people
by unethical_ban 2y ago
What is the benefit of a non-OLED screen, and how niche is that ask? I'm assuming the benefit is "no burn-in" but is the risk of burn-in going to affect people in a 5 year timespan?
And I think the 3.5mm ship has sailed, right behind the "persistent notification LED" ship. Fsck me if I can understand how not a single manufacturer has figured out that a bright, persistent, multi-color LED/OLED notification is a desirable zero-hardware-cost feature.
- jraph 2y agoRe: the notification led, is it because of the wish that the screen should take the whole surface? Reviews complain about the "lost" space. Personally I value the notification led more, and don't mind some borders.
- rollcat 2y ago> What is the benefit of a non-OLED screen [...]? Accessibility. https://rubenerd.com/the-iphone-14/ https://rubenerd.com/the-iphone-14/
- dmitrygr 2y ago> how not a single manufacturer has > figured out that a bright, persistent, > multi-color LED/OLED notification is > a desirable zero-hardware-cost feature. a LED has nonzero cost. The case having a hole for it also has a cost, as does engineering the hole not to be a weak point. It may not be hard or expensive, but nonzero nonetheless.
- unethical_ban 2y agoThe software to control a reliable AOD LED light is trivial. Some phones like OnePlus do temporary lighting. Persistent lighting without burn in is doable and I wish someone would take it up. Aodnotify is glitchy.