LG F240K Android smartphone with 1920 by 1080 pixel screen appears on GLBenchmark

5. VJo003 posted on 16 Nov 2012, 07:44 3

2013 will be a watershed year for Mobile computing

7. Nathan_ingx posted on 16 Nov 2012, 09:36 5

...and 1080p becomes a normal resolution for mobile screens!!

11. PhenomFaz posted on 16 Nov 2012, 11:30 1

they should focus on making an overall better product rather than just have one outstanding feature and hope the phone sells on it

15. Hemlocke (unregistered) posted on 16 Nov 2012, 17:09 2

Exactly. In 18 months, we have gone from 800 x 480 being the standard resolution to now 1080p showing up. In that time, processors have gone up from single-core to quad-core and some Cortex A15 variants showing up. Battery life? It seems to be going backward. The spec war needs to stop, or slow down, and work needs to be done on improving the usefulness of UIs, improving the UX, and extending battery life.

3. ABDULGHAFOOR posted on 16 Nov 2012, 07:40 1

LOL LOL LOL

6. redmd posted on 16 Nov 2012, 08:06 7

i bet the dna will be the one x again when the S4 comes around.

18. blackspot posted on 17 Nov 2012, 00:41 0

Unfortunately, that just might be the case. We'll see what happens. Maybe. Maybe not.

13. andro. posted on 16 Nov 2012, 12:41 2

I wouldn't quite say bit will be a blunt at that but 16gb memory with no option of expansion could be filled very fast by games and video media needing to be formatted in 1080p resolution. The DNA should have the one x plus 64gb memory

8. HTCFreak posted on 16 Nov 2012, 10:03 3

Our eyes can't distinguish the pixels on a 320+ ppi screen, and the droid dna has 440ppi, so I don't see a reason to make a 1600p screen for phones...

14. zuckerboy posted on 16 Nov 2012, 12:56 3

and there is no reason make 1080p screen for mobile too.

17. Wiki_jaan posted on 17 Nov 2012, 00:01 1

companies can do any thing to sale their products ............. even idea is not useful

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19. phitch posted on 17 Nov 2012, 10:25 0

Our eyes can distinguish pixels at 320 plus, it all depends on the length at which the screen is being held away from your face. The main advantage of having higher resolution isn't about seeing pixels it is about making the image look cleaner. Even if you can't see the pixel you still may see blurring that occurs, higher resolution provides less blurring.