Sentences with phrase «sharper screens mean»

Smarter devices, faster connections, and bigger, sharper screens mean that marketers everywhere can now embrace video, safe in the knowledge that the majority of their audiences can now stream video at an acceptable level of quality.

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The PH - 1 has a quad - HD (four times 720p) screen, which means it's very sharp.

We can, however, report that the dash screen is very high - res and sharp, but unfortunately it's only visible to the driver — a significant ergonomic foible on a car meant to take well - heeled (read: well - aged) couples on long trips.

No specific screen resolutions were mentioned, but Sharp is capable of producing panels that boast of a pixel density of 330 ppi, meaning the mini iPad will also have retina display if it is ever made.

That naturally means the 8.4 - inch equivalent will look a tad sharper, thanks to cramming in more pixels per square inch, but both are impressive in a day when Full HD or HD screens are the norm.

It's no secret that the Acer Iconia Tab A200 is being marketed as a media device, and the screen is suitably sharp, with a 1280 x 800 pixel resolution that means you can sit back and enjoy some 1080p visuals on the move.

All these mean the Retina display has the ability to deliver clearer and sharper images with rich color presentation, and fast response lets you more comfortably draw on the screen with Apple Pencil.

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

There's a built in stand to take the heft off your hands, while the integrated projector means you can enjoy big screen entertainment away from your TV, though the screen is sharp enough that you won't always feel the need to use a projector anyway.

Basically, 4K is a screen resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels which means a sharper and more detailed picture.

The Galaxy S8's screen has a 2K (1440p) resolution, which means it's very sharp.

The screen might not be the highest resolution around, but its small size means it's still sharp, and it has advanced features like 3D Touch and True Tone.

For a user, this means that the screen is sharper than you could have asked for.

This difference in screen tech means that the Honor View 10's screen looks slightly sharper to the eye than the OnePlus 5T, but doesn't quite match its colour and contrast.

This means you have a pixel density of 401 pixels per inch, resulting in a screen that's sharp enough for the average user.

Of course, Samsung's PenTile subpixel layout means that this screen does not look as sharp as some other Full HD displays, but I stick with my conclusion that this screen is sharp enough for most.

But the Atom Supremus does not have scratch protection, which means you will need to put one of the two screen guards it ships with; with that on, the viewing angles are not as sharp and sunlight legibility isn't as good, but the touch response is unaffected.

There's a built in stand to take the heft off your hands, while the integrated projector means you can enjoy big screen entertainment away from your TV, though the screen is sharp enough that you won't always feel the need to use a projector anyway.

The more pixels per inch the screen crams in, the sharper the image quality, but that doesn't mean the M4 Aqua's screen is fuzzy — in fact I was very pleasantly surprised by the image quality of the screen (thanks to Sony's display tech); pixel density be damned.

It means more detail is crammed into the screen to make things sharper and look better.

But the slate tries to do too much for too little, and would have made more sense with a smaller screen or a sharper one - even if that meant the price went up a bit.

This means that the screen of the more premium device is going to be sharper, brighter and more energy efficient than the 5 - inch display that will stick with LCD technology, as per MacRumors.

Almost 50 more ppi means a sharper screen on the S8 versus the other two.

It's not as sharp as screens on the best Android phones but the inclusion of True Tone tech, first seen on the iPad Pro, means it still packs a punch.

This is the same screen used on the iPhone 6S Plus, meaning you still don't get richer colors and pronounced contrast, things the Google Pixel XL is perfect at thanks to the sharper AMOLED screen used on the device.

This doesn't mean that you'll find any pixelation from your naked eyes but the on - screen images might not be as sharp as on some higher pixel count displays like the 440ppi featuring Mi 4's display.

The screen size is 4.5 inches, meaning this might not be the sharpest panel out there, though the colors and contrast should be considerably better.

While some of Sony's devices used 4K panels for several years now, DisplayMate's findings and extensive testing suggest such a resolution doesn't appear visually sharper on small screens meant to be utilized by smartphones.

They're remarkably average, with underwhelming brightness and colors that don't really pop, although the small screen size means that the full - HD resolution is sufficient for a sharp picture.