Sentences with phrase «of pentile»

Samsung may say that the use of PenTile on its Super AMOLED HD displays is in order to keep it working for longer, but is the company holding out on us?

For a start, there's none of the PenTile grain that some find so frustrating on Samsung AMOLED panels, with the G2's screen being bright, colorful, and grain - free.

Also, thanks to the combination of a PenTile display on LCD technology (as best we understand), the screen also has a noticeable array of tiny black subpixels that cover the screen, further washing out color and somewhat ruining the beauty of the high - resolution display.

The V10's display is LCD instead of AMOLED, which means that the effective color resolution of the Honor V10 is higher than the Mate 10 Pro's AMOLED display, as it uses a RGB matrix instead of a PenTile matrix, but it remains to be seen how the display quality holds up to the Mate 10 Pro's display.

Okay, if you look close you can see slight evidence of the PenTile fizz that affects Samsung OLEDs that don't have insane pixel density.

The extra screen size helps to mitigate the effect of the PenTile technology that Samsung uses in its AMOLED phones.

From what I can get, this «Super AMOLED Plus» finally gets rid of the pentile matrix and moves to the conventional (but better) RGB matrix.

Looking closely, you see a slight difference - because of the PenTile technology of the Super AMOLED (which Samsung no longer uses in the Super AMOLED Plus display).

One of the advantages of PenTile displays is that they last longer.

Read here for Nuovoyance (Samsung's company in charge of PenTile) explanation.

Today we hear that Samsung says that one of the major advantages of PenTile AMOLED displays is increased lifetime.

One thing I'm worried about the Galaxy is that I am color blind and when I was looking at the Droid Incredible, I could see little squiggly lines in text because of the Pentile matrix screen it has.

Like the S3, the Note 2 boasts an HD Super AMOLED display, but one that uses an RGB pattern instead of Pentile.

Samsung chose for the full polycarbonate version with corners of metal and Super AMOLED display which has a sort of Pentile structure!

Not exact matches

The 960 - by - 540 4.3 - inch, PenTile LCD screen is a bit of a downer.

PenTile screens have only half the total number of Red and Blue sub-pixels as the traditional 3 sub-pixel displays, so they aren't as sharp as traditional displays with the same pixel resolution and their highly advertised screen PPIs are not comparable.

The PadFone does have a Pentile display, which means that some of the pixels have only 1 color component instead of the 3 that are standard.

For additional background and information see the iPad Retina Display Technology Shoot - Out article that compares and analyzes the new iPad, the iPad 2, and iPhone 4, and the Samsung Galaxy S OLED Display Technology Shoot - Out that compares and analyzes the evolution of the OLED displays on the Galaxy S I, II, and III and compares and analyzes PenTile displays compared to standard RGB displays.

The PenTile display makes pixelation of the screen, somewhat of a problem for those that pay extra attention to it and the MotoBLUR elements don't make things easier either.

For the PenTile also boasts of an enhanced brightness of 600 cd / m2 so as to facilitate its use in outdoor environments.

Samsung is claiming the PenTile RGBW technology has allowed them to achieve a resolution of 300 dpi in spite of it having only two - third the number of subpixels found in the conventional RGB stripe LCD.

Also, a color gamut range of 72 percent for the PenTile is also a lot better than the 55 - percent NTSC that most LCD based tablet displays are capable of.

The One S will have a pentile super amoled like the Vibrant, but the display resolution will be higher, qHD instead of WVGA.

Now as for the availability of tablet devices laced with the new PenTile display, Samsung has said it will be around the later half of this year.

DualCore to Quad Core (I'd be happy with a dual S4 though) 1 GB RAM to 2 GB RAM (This should be standard as of the GS3 release) PenTile to RGB (Its just time already) 5MP crappy camera to 8MP + advanced sensory.

I'll trade qHD and pentile for a smaller size on a phone any day of the week.

Samsung uses PenTile technology in virtually all of their Super AMOLED displays, which are used in most of the company's smartphones - including the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.

Samsung seems to have stopped using this brand and are now focused on Pentile scheme for all of its AMOLED panels.

PenTile relies on the human eye design - if you reduce the number of blue subpixels, you barely reduce the image quality.

Samsung's Galaxy S3 has a 4.8» 1280x720 HD Super AMOLED (306 PPI, with Pentile), a quad - core 1.4 Ghz CPU (dual - core 1.5 Ghz in the US models), 1 GB of RAM (2 GB in the US models) and an 8 mp camera (1080p video).

The Note 2 doesn't suffer from the Pentile pattern (which is only really visible when you magnify the images) or the the slight greenish or bluish cast of the S3.

When the Motorola Atrix 4G first came out with its «qHD» display, we were all expecting it to be the second coming of some religious figure, but after being analyzed by sites like AnandTech, the term «PenTile» was brought into the light and quickly became the...

The S3 has a 4.8» 1280x720 HD Super AMOLED (with Pentile), a quad - core 1.4 Ghz CPU (1.5 Ghz dual core in the US), 1 GB of RAM (2 GB in the US) and an 8 mp camera (1080p video) and lot's of new software features.

Close - up photography of the phone's 4.7 in panel taken by website FlatPanelsHD reveal the Galaxy Nexus» OLED uses Samsung's PenTile pixel layout.

While the AMOLED is more vibrant and bright, the S - LCD shows a sharper image (this is due to the AMOLED's PenTile pixel matrix that uses two subpixels per pixel instead of three).

The Galaxy Note 3 is a large mobile phone (phablet) that sports a 5.7» Full - HD Super AMOLED display (386 PPI, PenTile), a 2.3 Quad - Core CPU (or a 1.9 Ghz octa - core in some markets), 3 GB of RAM, 32 / 64 GB of storage, a 13 MP camera (will be capable of 4K videos in some markets) and Android 4.3.

I assumed Samsung will use the same PenTile arrangement used in most of their AMOLED displays.

Joel says that in current OLED technology for a display with a resolution of more than 230 ppi it's hard for Samsung to achieve good lifetime without PenTile.

It seems that Samsung will use Super AMOLED for PenTile displays and Super AMOLED Plus for non-pentile display, regardless of pixel density.

While I feel the iPhone 4's «Retina» aka IPS LCD is a direct competitor as it is the same screen used in the iPhone 4S, the use of the old Super AMOLED «Pentile» Display instead of the «RGB Matrix» Super AMOLED Plus is quite unfair.

It features a 4.65» HD Super AMOLED display (1280x720, 316PPI, using PenTile technology) with a curved glass, a dual - core 1.2 Ghz CPU, Full - HD video encoding, 5mp camera, NFC, 1 GB of RAM and 16 / 32 GB of internal memory.

Regardless of the resolution, the screen will always look just a little bit worse than a non PenTile display like Samsung's Super AMOLED Plus panels, and it's noticeable.

It features a 4.65» HD Super AMOLED display (1280x720, using PenTile technology) with a curved glass, a dual - core 1.2 Ghz CPU, Full - HD video encoding, 5nmp camera, NFC, 1 GB of RAM and 16 / 32 GB of internal memory.

Samsung claims the new SuperAMOLED Plus has 50 % more subpixels, if we consider the actual SuperAMOLED on Galaxy S are 800x480 PenTile equivalent, the new SuperAMOLED Plus should have an equivalent resolution of 1200x720, a reasonable resolution.

The extra screen size also serves another useful purpose: it helps to mitigate the effect of the strange PenTile technology that Samsung uses in its AMOLED smartphones these days.

For the benefit of those who haven't followed this controversy, here's a refresher: PenTile displays generally don't deliver the pixelation - free appearance that you'd rightfully expect when you purchase a smartphone with a stated resolution of 1280 x 720 and a pixel density of 306ppi.

Having a 4.8 - inch panel encourages you to hold the phone slightly further from your face, and even lengthening the distance from your eyeballs by a couple of inches can be enough to obscure the PenTile effect.

Compared to the PenTile display on a Lumia 800 for example, which is both smaller and has a lower resolution, the GS III was infinitely nicer to look at, to the point where the word «PenTile» was totally forgotten after a couple of days of acclimatization.

Instead of having just a single red, blue, and green sub pixel per actual pixel, pentile displays have a RGBG sub pixel layout which has two green sub pixels for each red and blue.

The effective pixels - per - inch are lower than on a 1080p LCD panel, mind you, given that the pentile matrix of the phone's AMOLED display results in lower effective color resolution because of the uneven colored subpixels arrangement.