Sentences with phrase «sharp the display looked»

We were also struck by how vibrant and sharp the display looked.

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Having just recovered from injury, he looked sharp, linked up well with the team and even though he failed to find the back of the net, he made intelligent runs into space to receive the ball, signs of gradual improvement and his decent displays should've been a confidence booster.

You also get a new LED backlit display which looks bright and sharp, even in direct sunlight.

I love the sharp morning light on those floral displays and on the crisp look of your outfit.

Letterboxed at 1.85:1 and enhanced for 16x9 displays, the transfer is soft and dusky, as befitting a low - budget art house entry, maybe — yet when we see clips excerpted elsewhere on the disc, the film looks more lustrous, if overly sharp.

The image looks very good, displaying a picture which is very sharp and clear.

Even the infotainment display is great to look at thanks to its sharp graphics and portrait - orientated layout.

Displaying the ideal combination of rugged SUV design, alongside sharp muscular body panelling and enhanced refinement, the Grandland X delivers exceptional performance and is bound to make a lasting impression with its captivating looks.

While it doesn't have the same, easy - on - the - eye e-ink display as a dedicated ereader, the HD screen is sharp and text looks good.

The iPhone X has a very high resolution 2.5 K 2436x1125 pixel display with 458 pixels per inch (ppi) producing images that look perfectly sharp with normal 20/20 Vision under all normal viewing conditions, which always includes some ambient light that always lowers the visible image contrast and perceived image sharpness (Modulation Transfer MTF).

The high - resolution display works wonderfully and the end - result is sharper than the Droid Incredible for example, but when I showed the side by side view to «non-techies», most don't spot the difference in sharpness, but they see that the colors look different (it always does).

The high - res display is sharp and text looks great in all situations, plus as it's a Kindle there's access to all the Prime benefits, along with their vast store.

Built for reading Designed to look and read like real paper, Kindle's E-Ink screen uses ink particles and hand - built fonts to display sharp, dark text that reads like a printed page.

In my testing, text looked smooth and sharp — better than what I've seen on other Android tablet displays, and a match for the Apple iPad (third and fourth generations).

We compared it with the iPhone's Retina Display, for example, and noticed that the iPhone looked a touch sharper.

The most striking feature is its gorgeous 1920 x 1080 display, which looks even sharper than normal on the smaller device — it's a really good screen, but it creates some consequences.

The Galaxy S9 has a very high resolution 3K 2960x1440 pixel display with 570 pixels per inch (ppi) producing images that look perfectly sharp with normal 20/20 Vision under all normal viewing conditions, which always includes some ambient light that always lowers the visible image contrast and perceived image sharpness (Modulation Transfer MTF).

Furthermore the e-Reader has a large 8 - inch screen to make reading that little bit easier, and the display manages to make the text look impressively sharp.

Revolutionary electronic - paper display provides a sharp, high - resolution screen that looks and reads like real paper.

It looks good on the small slate, but competitors have been stepping up to sharper 1,280 - by -800-pixel displays and offering them for a lower price.

The Beats Audio headphones — this phone's other star distinction, after the 720p display — look sharp, with their red wires and finely - crafted earbuds.

it comes with a sharp, high resolution electronic paper display screen that looks and reads like real paper.

The Galaxy Note8 has a very high resolution 3K 2960x1440 pixel display with 521 pixels per inch (ppi) producing images that look perfectly sharp with normal 20/20 Vision under all normal viewing conditions, which always includes some ambient light that always lowers the visible image contrast and perceived image sharpness (Modulation Transfer MTF).

Like gone are the heavily pixelated display which has now given way to much rounded and sharper images which no doubt look great on the iPad.

The 4.3 - inch, 540 - by -960-pixel qHD capacitive touch screen looks rich and sharp; it's a PenTile display, which some people vehemently dislike, but I didn't mind it.

But unless the company adds some power, sharper displays and better construction, it doesn't look good.

Budget phones might not have the sharpest displays, or the most seamless metal designs, but a cheaper smartphone can still be good looking, offer decent specs, a good battery life and a solid performance while saving your pennies at the same time.

The screen is 300DPI, which makes it one of the sharpest on the market, and really helps with making the letters appear clearer on the display... kind of important if all you're going to be doing is looking at words while using this thing.

The 1280 x 800 9.4 - inch display looks sharp and at its core you have the power of the 1 GHz Tegra 2 chipset, also in most other rival devices.

The default size fonts will look smaller, but sharper and what's great is you can display two 8 1/2 by 11 inch pages side by side and read them (in landscape mode of course).

The 1024 x 768 plastic eInk display looked really sharp and was a pleasure to look at as text popped of the screen like bold letters typed onto paper.

In an LCD phone a 720p display would offer a pretty sharp image, but thanks to the phone's PenTile - type OLED screen, it looks a little fuzzy.

The Amazon site states: «Revolutionary electronic - paper display provides a sharp, high - resolution screen that looks and reads like real paper.»

The 13.97 cm Full HD touchscreen of this smartphone features the Perfect View Display technology, so your onscreen visuals look sharp and vivid.

Its 800 x 400 WVGA resolution may not be as sharp as the qHD displays (960 x 540) on other phones such as the HTC Sensation 4G, but the Galaxy S II's screen looks great.

The 3.7 - inch display uses what I'd call the minimum resolution for a high - end Android phone, 800 × 840, but the Super LCD screen looks sharp and bright, both indoors and out.

Spreading 800 x 600 pixels over a 6in display, the PRS - T1's 166dpi «pixel» density doesn't sound too hot when new smartphones offer 300 dpi, but the nature of E-ink keeps text looking fairly sharp.

The colors are sharp although the black levels could be a little darker, but overall the display is looking good for this price segment.

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

The display resolution is getting a little dated, but still the text looks much sharper and the background is lighter on the M92 than it was on my DX.

With the High resolution display things look glorious, but here you find the other side - effect of that high - res support: some page elements won't look nearly as sharp as others, just as you find on the MacBooks with Retina display.

Visually, it's a lovely sharp display to look at and HD content looks stunning on it, be that from games, or streamed content from somewhere like Netflix or Lovefilm.

The display looked good, with a minimal air - gap and a wide viewing angle; but text and graphics weren't as sharp as on the Acer Iconia Tab A700, which has higher resolution.

The Yoga Tablet 10 displays text clearly, but when reading a BBC article on Flipboard in Book mode the words didn't look bold or sharp.

Photos look sharp when displayed in the color LCD.

I didn't notice until I held the GlowLight Nook next to last year's Nook and a Kindle, and even though all three use the same display technology the GlowLight Nook's text didn't look quite as sharp.

Of all three devices, the Kobo looked sharpest when displaying «Gone Girl» (Crown, 2012) by Gillian Flynn.

You can watch films on the dinky 2.8 in screen, but sharp as it is, it's never going to look as good as a full - face display.

Coming to the quality of the display, it offers 401ppi which makes it sharp and colours look great with a hint of a blue tone.

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).