Sentences with phrase «color display compared»

After some tuning by OnePlus, I think OnePlus 3 shows a more natural color, strong color display compared to Samsung's display.

This is an added layer of film that will give customers a higher degree of contrast and better color display compared to the previous generation.

Not exact matches

The app analyses the colors of the test, compares them with a pre-recorded calibration, and displays a numerical result on the phone's screen.

Prius Prime adds even more premium touches and exclusive tech features compared to the all - new Prius liftback, including its available vertically oriented 11.6 - inch HD multimedia screen and an available full color head - up display.

Jumping into a 2015 Prius to compare, what used to feel sort of futuristic looks nearly dated next to the sleek centerstack and multiple full - color TFT displays.

Prius Prime adds even more premium touches and exclusive tech features compared to the all - new Prius hybrid, including its available 11.6 - inch, HD central multimedia screen with standard navigation and available full color head - up display.

We have taken the six best mobile displays from our Display Technology Shoot - Out article series over the last year and compared their color accuracies all together side - by - side.

Display Color Gamuts Shoot - Out NTSC - sRGB / Rec.709 - Adobe RGB - DCI - P3 - Rec.2020 An in - depth scientific comparison of Display Color Gamuts from NTSC to the latest DCI - P3 and Rec.2020, including Accurately Colorized Color Gamuts for visual comparisons between the current Gamuts so you can visually see for yourself how they differ and compare.

Not only this, the manufacturing process of CLEARink displays will also be significantly lesser as the number of layers required are only three, compared to E Ink's many many layers and LCD's three color layers plus the reflecting and polarizing layer.

To begin with, the Augen e-reader sports the same looks as the Kindle 2 though the only marked difference is that the former comes in a darker shade compared to the white finish of the Kindle 2 while the display is in color.

The Tab E Lite's display has a good amount of brightness and color, but when comparing it to better screens the colors appear more washed out and the viewing angles are rather poor.

Like its OLED predecessors, the screen tends to have over-saturated colors (most people like that by the way), but the «white» tends to be «blue» if you compare it to an LCD display.

I compared the three displays (using the Samsung Nexus S instead of the Focus, as it has a similar display) with the same landscape picture taken from my collection: the HD7 and the iPhone 4 have similar color tones, the iPhone 4 is slightly better contrasted, and, as we know, the Super AMOLED displays the colors with higher saturation than most LCDs, an effect that I personally like because the photos look bright and vivid, however, it might not reflect the reality of a scene.

Heikenfeld compared his prototype display with thinly veiled displays of current gen e-readers that are not able to hide the dark underlying colors effectively.

But when you turn on the display and compare Nook Color to other slate devices, it quickly becomes clear that Barnes & Noble isn't merely paying lip service to the notion of a creating an LCD device optimized for reading.

It's not at all uncommon to have to swipe two or three times to get the YotaPhone e-ink display to register, compared to the color touchscreen around front.

The downside is that compared with other displays, colors look washed out and unsaturated.

When compared to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1's screen — our previous favorite — the Eee Pad Transformer Prime's display was a lot brighter, though colors seemed a little less vibrant.

It is difficult to compare color gamut in a non-controlled environment, but the display did look really nice, and the 16:10 format provides a bit more room in portrait mode, which is appreciable as well.

Another difference is that while the touch - sensitive color LCD below the e-Ink reading pane on both devices has a roughly 3.5 inch diagonal, the Nook's is only a 480 pixel by 144 pixel display (about 1 inch tall) compared to the Alex's 480 pixel by 320 pixel, roughly 2 inches high.

The 8 - inch screen maxes out at 1,280 by 800, which is relatively low compared with the 1,920 - by -1,200-resolution display on the Android - equipped Dell Venue 8 (2014) we reviewed in 2014, but this newer model uses an IPS panel to deliver very good color quality and inky blacks.

Unfortunately the frontlights aren't compared at all in the video, but you can see the difference in text with the upgraded 300 ppi display, and a slight difference in background color.

Many analysts felt the original price for the Nook and competing devices would be too high when compared with color - display tablets and related devices that can also be used to read e-books.

By extensively redesigning the panel structure and image re-write methods of Fujitsu's previous - version color e-paper, in addition to offering bright color, Fujitsu has improved contrast ratio to 7:1 (a threefold improvement compared to Fujitsu's previous version), and has made the image re-write speed twice as fast at 0.7 seconds compared to Fujitsu's previous color e-paper, thus enabling smooth image transitions and color display quality that is at the highest levels available for color e-paper.

Mirasol displays offer a rather washed - out image (the color reproduction can not match LCD or OLED displays) but the power consumption is about a sixth compared to LCDs.

Bodle says that its technology, compared to other reflective and e-paper displays, offers a wider color gamut, high brightness, lower power and a fast response time - enough to show videos.

We will show you the good, the bad, and also the ugly unfinished rough edges and problems lurking below the surface of each of these displays and display technologies, and then demonstrate how the displays can be improved by using images that have been mathematically processed to correct color and imaging errors on Tablets and Smartphones so you can compare them to the originals.

The incompatibility with EPUB and the lack of TTS might be troublesome for some who wish they could expect more from their eReader as compared to the multi-tasking and color display tablets.

Right now the color ePaper display technology combined with a touch screen is too expensive compared to LCD.

I believe Amazon does want to bring new life into its Kindle e-reader line, and LiquaVista's display can enable color e-paper displays with a fast refresh rate compared to E Ink.

Fuji Xerox says that the new displays are brighter and have more vivid colors compared to color - filtered e-paper displays (such as E Ink's Triton panels).

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4, meanwhile, boasts an 8.4 - inch Super AMOLED display that delivers richer colors and more vivid visuals compared to LCD, according to Samsung.

Compared to recently - released Barnes & Noble NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight, Amazon's latest addition to the Kindle family has a much whiter color base, despite both devices relying on fiber optic systems to direct light down onto the display.

It's a form of Super Saiyan Blue, but the hair, the eyes and the aura display a more intense blue color compared to the standard Super Saiyan Blue.

Both are also relatively closely matched in terms of color gamut, color accuracy, and gamma (how light or dark the display is compared to source material).

The ZenPad's display lacks the vibrant colors and deep blacks of the Tab S3's AMOLED, but it's better in every way compared with the screen on the Fire HD 8, our pick for the best cheap tablet.

The display panel will no doubt be of a higher quality compared to last year's Note, just as the Galaxy S9 screen comes with numerous improvements over the S8's, with color reproduction that's said to be «visually indistinguishable from perfect.»

The claims about color saturation might be a bit too specific for common users, but it's not difficult to see that the Quantum Display definitely is significantly less saturated compared to the Super AMOLED screens on the S6 and S6 Edge.

One of the big problems is the viewing angles though - turn the phone even slightly side to side and you'll see things get really dull in both brightness and color... it's a definite downside compared to last year's Samsung - made displays in the original Pixel handsets.

Compared to the previous Blade Stealth with its 1440p display, the refreshed model's color performance is roughly the same, so there's no degradation from the increased display size or resolution.

We all like AMOLED displays; they offer best in - class color saturation as well as black and white colors look true to nature, when compared with different LCD panels.

The J7 Prime's display has vivid colors for an LCD display, but they do not compare to the eye - popping contrast offered by an AMOLED panel.

The Pixel 2's taller and larger 6 - inch display is the weakest point of the phone, struggling with colors and brightness compared to rivals — but that's something many people will be able to look past as it's still a «good enough» screen for most.

It's a fuzzy 900p display with washed - out colors and poor contrast compared to the glorious Retina displays on MacBook Pros.

High contrast and proper gamma is more immediately noticeable than mediocre color gamut and accuracy, which is only easy to see when it's very poor or compared with a superior display.

«White OLED with color filter structure was used for high - density pixelization, and an n - type LTPS backplane was chosen for higher electron mobility compared to mobile phone displays,» says a listing for the display's presentation in May.

It is a little bit toned down in terms of color saturation as compared to traditional Samsung AMOLED panels, but is definitely a good looking display.

Despite having a smaller 5 - inch display compared to the X4's 5.2 - inch one, the Super AMOLED panel produces far deeper blacks and more enjoyable colors than the IPS panel on the Moto option.

The latter will probably be the only one to sport OLED display technology, exclusively provided by Samsung for more accurate colors compared to the LCD - featuring 7s / 7s Plus duo.

Compared with the LCD panel of Lumia 920, the AMOLED display offers more accurate colors, a good customizable saturation and temperature balance, enabled for a first time in this new Smartphone.