Sentences with phrase «in high ambient lighting»

It is the display performance that determines how good and how beautiful everything on the Smartphone looks, including the camera photos and all of your Apps, and also how readable and how usable the screen is in high ambient lighting.

DisplayMate says that the OLED display on the S3 is not as bright as the LCD, it is less readable in high ambient lighting, it has saturated green and distorted and exaggerated colors.

One more interesting point - it seems that the S4 has very low screen reflectance (in fact DisplayMate says it's got one of the smallest values it ever tested)- and this means that the display performs great in high ambient lighting - even though it's not very bright compared to the iPhone 5 display (the S4 is brighter though than most LCD smartphones).

This article has screen shots that show how screen images degrade in High Ambient Lighting.

To be usable in high ambient lighting a display needs a dual combination of high screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance — the Galaxy S6 has both.

Screen Shots in Ambient Light: This article with screen shots shows how many Smartphones and Tablets degrade in High Ambient Lighting.

There aren't any measured quantitative specs that help evaluate display performance in high ambient lighting other than the DisplayMate Contrast Rating for High Ambient Light values that are included in all of our Mobile Display Technology Shoot - Out articles.

There aren't any measured quantitative specs that help evaluate display performance in high ambient lighting other than the DisplayMate

Images this bright mean they are highly visible in high ambient light conditions, such as those in the middle of a sunny day with blinds and curtains open.

It has by far the lowest screen Reflectance of any mobile display, so its image colors and contrast in high ambient light will appear considerably better than on any other mobile display.

Automotive displays and Aircraft displays are the most challenging displays because the positions of the viewer (driver or pilot) and the display are both fixed and are not adjustable like on all other displays, they must be readable inspite of being unadjustable in high ambient light including direct sunlight, and operate with large viewing angles that affect brightness, contrast, and color.

Tablet Displays in High Ambient Light Galaxy Note II - Optimus G Pro - Nexus 7 - iPad Retina Display An invited feature article on Tablet displays written for the Society for Information Display that examines the progressive decrease in the performance of four high - end Tablet displays with increasing levels of ambient light.

· A record high Full Screen Brightness for OLED Smartphones of 634 nits, which improves screen visibility in high Ambient Light.

High screen Brightness is only needed when in High Ambient Light, so most of the time the Brightness should be set lower than the maximum.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs a dual combination of high screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance — the Galaxy S5 has both.

For the Galaxy S5, Samsung has instead concentrated on improving the Maximum Brightness, Screen Reflectance, performance in High Ambient Light, Absolute Color Accuracy, Viewing Angles, display power efficiency, and running time on battery.

Contrast Rating in Ambient Light: Even more impressive is that when Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy S5 hits an incredible 698 cd / m2 in high Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — it's the brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs a dual combination of high screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance — the iPad Air 2 has both.

High screen Brightness is only needed when working in High Ambient Light, but since the Surface Pro 3 is larger it is less likely to be opened outdoors in unshielded high ambient light environments like Smartphones and smaller Tablets, so its somewhat lower (but still Very Good) Peak Brightness should not be an issue for most users and applications.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy Note 5 produces up to an impressive 861 cd / m2 (nits) in High Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — it is the brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

High screen Brightness is only needed when working in High Ambient Light, but since the Surface 3 is larger it is less likely to be used outdoors in unshielded high ambient light environments like Smartphones and smaller Tablets, so its somewhat lower (but still Very Good) Peak Brightness should not be an issue for most users and applications.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy Note 5 reaches an impressive maximum screen Brightness of up to 861 nits in high Ambient Light, where high screen Brightness is really needed — it is the Brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy S9 has a High Brightness Mode that produces up to a very impressive 1,130 cd / m2 (nits) in High Ambient Light, which is where high Brightness is really needed, up to 20 % Brighter than the Galaxy S8.

High screen Brightness is only needed when in High Ambient Light, but since the Surface Pro 4 is larger it is less likely to be opened outdoors in unshielded high ambient light environments like Smartphones and smaller Tablets, so its Peak Brightness should not be an issue for most users and applications.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy Note7 produces up to an impressive 1,048 cd / m2 (nits) in High Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — it is the brightest Smartphone display that we have ever tested.

However, just like their Smartphones, Nokia is emphasizing the display's performance in high ambient light with «Enhanced outdoor readability,» most likely indicating a very bright and low reflectance screen.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs a dual combination of high screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance — the Galaxy Note 5 has both.

• When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the iPhone 7 produces up to an impressive 705 nits in High Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — the Highest Peak Brightness for a Smartphone for any Average Picture Level APL, including Full Screen White.

display performance improvements in the new Galaxy S6 models, including higher resolution, higher absolute color accuracy, better calibration, higher peak brightness, better screen visibility and readability in high ambient light, and higher display power efficiency, resulting in a number of new performance records for Smartphone displays.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the iPhone 7 produces up to an impressive 705 cd / m2 (nits) in High Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — the Highest Peak Brightness for a Smartphone for any Average Picture Level APL, including Full Screen White.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy S6 reaches an impressive maximum screen Brightness of 784 cd / m2 (nits) in high Ambient Light, where high screen Brightness is really needed — it is the Brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

That might be one reason why the recently announced Apple Watch Sport edition has a cover glass rather than sapphire like the other models — because it is much more likely to be used unshielded in high ambient light outdoors.

Our detailed series of DisplayMate Lab tests that are listed below show that there are many significant display performance improvements in the new Galaxy S6 models, including higher resolution, higher absolute color accuracy, better calibration, higher peak brightness, better screen visibility and readability in high ambient light, and higher display power efficiency, resulting in a number of new performance records for Smartphone displays.

Since Peak Brightness can't keep increasing due to battery power limitations and thermal issues, developing a low Reflectance screen will be the key to improving display performance in High Ambient Light.

The Galaxy S8 is 5 to 10 percent Brighter than the Galaxy S7, and up to 19 % Brighter in High Ambient Light with Automatic Brightness.

The Contrast Rating determines the on - screen Effective Contrast Ratio for the display in high ambient light.

• The wider Color Gamut and much brighter display significantly improve screen readability and usability in high ambient light, which along with battery running is one of the most important issues for consumers.

• The iPhone 7 produces up to an impressive Peak Brightness of 705 nits when Automatic Brightness is turned On in High Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs high screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance — the Note 3 has both.

Our detailed lab tests show that there have been significant display performance improvements in the new Note models including higher resolution, higher absolute color accuracy with better calibration, higher peak brightness with improved screen visibility and readability in high ambient light, and higher display power efficiency, resulting in a number of new records for smartphone display performance.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs a dual combination of high screen brightness and low screen reflectance — the Galaxy Note 4 has both.

It is similar to the curved screen Galaxy Round that we tested in 2013, where we showed that its slight concave screen curvature significantly reduces ambient light reflections, which then significantly improves screen readability in high ambient light.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy S7 produces up to an impressive 855 cd / m2 (nits) in High Ambient Light, where high Brightness is really needed — it is tied with the Galaxy Note 5 for the brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs a dual combination of high Screen Brightness and low Screen Reflectance — the Galaxy Note8 has both.

The Contrast and Contrast Rating in High Ambient Light have also significantly improved.

● Improved Performance in High Ambient Light with Dynamic Color Management and Intensity Scales.

To be usable in high ambient light a display needs a dual combination of high Screen Brightness and low screen Reflectance — the Galaxy S7 has both.

When Automatic Brightness is turned On, the Galaxy S7 reaches an impressive maximum screen Brightness of up to 855 nits in high Ambient Light, where high screen Brightness is really needed — it is tied with the Galaxy Note 5 for the Brightest mobile display that we have ever tested.

The Galaxy S7 has a Maximum Brightness that is 24 % higher than the Galaxy S6, which is a significant and visually noticeable improvement, particularly in high ambient light.

As discussed below, the record low screen Reflectance of 4.7 percent for the Galaxy Tab S further improves its effective Screen Brightness in high Ambient Light.