Sentences with phrase «great brightness»

The pricing of the phone is its best point as it costs just $ 249 and sports an amazing display with great brightness levels.

These TVs offer great brightness and can have superb color quality, but struggle with blacks and dark imagery.

The display on the ZenWatch 2 is of a Super AMOLED variety and features great brightness for viewing outdoors, excellent viewing angles and punchy colors.

It also kicks out 515 nits, so copes well with bright conditions, but offers great brightness controls too, as well as glove mode for cold conditions.

With great brightness levels, outdoor viewing and extremely wide viewing angles, in isolation, we can't fault it.

Dolby Vision transforms the TV experience in the home by delivering greater brightness and contrast, as well as a fuller palette of rich colors.

The Super AMOLED gives great brightness and colours and doesn't demand much power, while the customised UI offers a really optimised user experience.

In addition, the A8F BRAVIA OLED will support Dolby Vision via a firmware update to be delivered later this year for even greater brightness and contrast, as well as a fuller palette of rich colors.

The options before Apple is to use the present technology wherein one single LED light bar is being used with greater brightness.

It also kicks out 515 nits, so copes well with bright conditions, but offers great brightness controls too, as well as glove mode for cold conditions.

While in the day and age of QHD displays, a 1080p resolution panel may sound disappointing, but in real life, it is rather impressive, with vivid colors and great brightness levels.

«We were looking to examine a reversible photoactive material that has large color contrast between states, one with high transparency to ensure the greatest brightness, and the other with strong light absorption to produce sufficient electrical energy.»

The great brightness difference between the star and its planet and the fact that they appear very close mean that an image showing exoplanets must have an extremely high contrast.

As a result, the display offers better graphic performance, higher pixel density, greater brightness and contrast, more intense colours and fewer conventional indicator lamps.

It's certainly a strong performer, exhibiting excellent viewing angles, and great brightness, clarity, and uniformity of color throughout.

You also get to look at a beautiful Super AMOLED display with great brightness, even outdoors, which I'd expect you'd want for a phone that's this rugged.

In his Theory of Colors, Goethe observes that «the greatest brightness short of dazzling acts near the greatest darkness.

The Surface line universally enjoys some very nice displays, with high contrast and great brightness.

There's also HDR +, which is SDR (standard dynamic range; i.e., all other video) to HDR up - sampling to let other material take advantage of the Q9F's wide color space and greater brightness.

It isn't all industry leading, though, with a display that has good - not - great brightness and cameras that land well short of the flagship competition with no guaranteed path of improvement.

The 9.7 - inch Apple iPad Pro features Retina display packed with «greater brightness, wider color gamut, lower reflectivity, Night Shift mode and the new True Tone display technology,» which will help in dynamically correcting the white balance, Apple said.

HDR10 (which is standard on all Ultra HD Blu - ray players) produces higher contrast, greater brightness, and expanded colour.

The display is amazingly crisp and clear for reading text and viewing images, with great brightness (I record around 480 nits at maximum) and solid viewing angles.

The Xperia Z2 comes with an updated display that is not only 0.2 - inches bigger than the Xperia Z1, but now also an IPS LCD, allowing for greater brightness and improved viewing angles over its much loved predecessor.

Every such issue is cleared, and this is a perfect display with amazing color reproduction, great brightness and good sunlight legibility.