Nokia Lumia 900 comes sans PenTile display, uses RGB arrangement
0. phoneArena posted on 11 Jan 2012, 16:39
Nokia's new flagship phone, the Nokia Lumia 900, will come to market without a PenTile display for the 4.3 inch screen; instead, Nokia chose to go with the RGB subpixel arrangement unlike what the manufacturer is using on the Nokia Lumia 800...
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1. Birds posted on 11 Jan 2012, 17:06 3 0
Yes! Thank you Samsung for lending Nokia your beloved Super Amoled Plus displays. Nokia is putting them to good use. !!!!!!
4. kamejoko posted on 11 Jan 2012, 21:29 0 0
You Wrong!.
Amoled plus (Lumia 900) = Display Amoled with touch panel.
Super amoled plus (Galaxy S2) = Display Amoled without touch panel.
5. JSern posted on 12 Jan 2012, 01:04 0 0
What's the difference between display Amoled with touch panel and without touch panel?
6. the_s2 posted on 12 Jan 2012, 07:22 0 0
The super AMOLED Plus by samsung has the touch sensor panel built into the display, making it thinner, but the ordinary AMOLED's and Super AMOLED's need the TSP above the display.
2. vvelez5 posted on 11 Jan 2012, 17:16 2 0
Would love to see the comparison. This 900 is sounding better and better.
7. Stoli89 posted on 12 Jan 2012, 11:57 0 0
I thought the Lumia 710 differed from the Lumia 800 insofar as having a LCD-TFT based screen (WVGA 800 x 480), which is less pixelated than the Pentile Super AMOLED on the 800. As well, the 710 also includes Nokia's circular polarization technology known as Clear Black Display (CBD). This allows for the TFT on the 710 to yield good perfomance in direct sunlight and render rich, dark blacks. Yes, the TFT is a lower cost panel, but it seems with CBD the technology adds quite a nice user experience on this device. Also the ppi is a respectable 252.
ref:
http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/01/04/t-mobile-usa-nokia-lumia-710-review-best-value-windows-phone-7-smartphone/
