Sentences with phrase «sharp images and text»

That's high enough for sharp images and text and doesn't take a toll on the battery as much as a higher resolution screen does.

Not exact matches

The console appears to be slimmer than the relatively large Xbox One, and text sitting alongside the image says it's «sleeker, slimmer, and sharper.»

The more pixels, the sharper text, images, and videos will look.

The tiniest eddies in air send ripples through the fog, rendering the slab too bumpy and jittery to support images detailed enough for watching sharp video or reading text.

The 215ppi screen isn't pixel - rich enough to create ultra-smooth Retina - style effect of something like the New Nexus 7 or iPad with Retina display, but text and images are nevertheless fairly sharp.

The higher the ppi count, the more pixels in a given span of space, and the sharper text and images will appear on screen, all else being equal.

Also with a resolution is 800 x 480, images and texts are pretty sharp too.

Text looked sharp, and images viewed in the included Gallery app looked attractive, with impressive color balance and crisp detail.

Needless to say, everything is pin - sharp, especially text and high - res images whose fine detail pops even when zooming in close.

For black and white and gray images with sub-pixel rendering, there is up to a factor of 3 improvement in image sharpness, so the Surface 3 actually delivers sharper text and graphics than almost all other Tablets.

With 320 pixels per inch (the iPhone 5 is 326ppi) text is razor sharp while images are bright and vivid, even bright sunlight.

Text and images are darker, and fine details are sharper.

Display Sharpness: As expected, all of the images, especially the text and graphics, were incredibly and impressively razor sharp.

Take a look at this sample: If you zoom in 500 %, the file with the embedded fonts has sharp and clear text — in the other, the text has been rasterized so you only have digital enlargement, which causes pixellation (click on the image to zoom in and see the difference).

The display is excellent, with a (600 x 800 pixels) resolution and E-ink technology which delivers greater contrast and sharper and crisper text and images.

E Ink Holdings Inc. and Seiko Epson Corporation («Epson») today announced the joint development of a 300 - dpi electronic paper device with razor - sharp text and images for ePaper Document Readers.

What this boils down to is clearer text and sharper images.

Text is incredibly sharp, no matter the font size, and images look great, so comics really pop (though keep in mind you're still working with a black - and - white E Ink screen).

Colors are brighter and images have more depth and text is sharper, clearer and darker, especially small print.

Text is sharp and easy to read and images show a lot of detail.

«Incredibly clear, sharp text and images from an unsurpassed high resolution display at 1024 x 600 delivering 169 pixels per inch (PPI).»

The content of the website, from text through images, factsheets to news stories, has been rewritten and reimagined to make it sharper and more appealing.

Though the iPad 2 has issues with fuzzy, pixelated text, too, it's colors are pleasingly balanced and accurate, and images are reasonably sharp.

Of the three, the Tab has the sharpest text and images, but its colors are oversaturated.

The press release doesn't specify what the exact difference is with the new screens, all it says is: «The new, graphite Kindle DX uses Amazon's all new electronic ink display with 50 percent improved contrast for the clearest text and the sharpest images.»

The 7 - inch display has a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution and text, images, and videos, looked sharp for the most part.

The display offers you true colors, sharp text and clear images in a lightweight, portable design.

The 2560 x 1600 resolution screen has a whopping 300 pixels per inch, and the true RGB stripe PLS technology makes text crisp and clear, images sharp and lovely, and HD video a feast for your eyes.

Text is incredibly sharp, and images look great, so comics really pop (though keep in mind you're still working with a black - and - white E Ink display).

Images were bright if not overly vibrant and, due to the increased pixel density, even small article text was sharp and legible without us pinching to zoom.

It uses a high - contrast E Ink screen with a 50 % better contrast giving you the clearest text and sharp images.

The display looked sharp and vibrant for images, but text wasn't as crisp as I would have liked; I could see the dots, as I've come to expect from Android displays of this size and resolution.

The new Kindle DX features a new graphite enclosure and an all new, high contrast electronic ink display with 50 percent better contrast for the clearest text and sharpest images.

The latest Kindle DX boasts free 3G wireless connectivity in the US and in over 100 other countries and 50 % improved display contrast for sharper images and clearer text.

All New, High Contrast E-ink Screen: The new, graphite Kindle DX uses Amazon's all new electronic ink display with 50 percent improved contrast for the clearest text and the sharpest images.

Amazon's latest generation large screen portable reader features all new, high contrast e-ink screen for the clearest text and sharpest images

The display is 4.2 inches and both images and text look sharp thanks to its 1280 x 768 resolution.

The new screen means sharper text, better images and the ability to read smaller font - sizes.

As shown in the images, the new Kindle Paperwhite has the same appearance design with its predecessor, but the new eReader boasts a better 6 ″ Paperwhite display with Carta e-paper technology and 16 - level gray scale, and with the help of its 300 ppi pixel density and optimized font technology, the new Kindle Paperwhite delivers you more clear and sharper text and images, meanwhile built - in light allows you to read in the dark.

Unsurpassed Resolution Our Paperwhite display offers 62 % more pixels, and renders exceptionally sharp, clear text and images.

The 6 - inch Widescreen capacitive touchscreen LED - backlit (800 x 480 resolution) display deliver sharp, crisp and good color reproduction for text, images and video.

In his interplay of text and image, and his great diversity of themes, Pettibon oscillates between historical reflection, poetic humour and sharp criticism.

The LG Gram's 15.6 - inch Full HD (1,920 x 1,080 or 141 PPI) display isn't nearly as sharp, meaning you're likely to see some pixels when you're staring at text and images.

The Plus technology adds 50 percent more subpixels (each pixel is further broken into subpixels,) resulting in noticeably smoother, sharper, more vibrant, and more colorful text and images.

The text and images are razor sharp and the colors are quite vivid.

I would say the Moto X's performance here still isn't as good something like the Samsung Galaxy S6 or Galaxy Note 5, but it is definitely leaps and bounds better than the 2014 Moto X. Specifically, images are much sharper and more detailed, which you can see pretty easily when zooming into text.

Images and text are incredibly sharp without being oversaturated.

Text, videos, and images look much sharper, and the colors are much more accurate than the Z1.

At this size the screen is sharp, text is easy to read and images are rendered with a high level of detail.

The text and images look sharp though, so there's no complaint on that front.