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-   -   AMOLED or LCD (https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=34743)

taril 2009-11-19 08:46
AMOLED or LCD
 
Some please demonstrate it with photos! thank you!

Set a colorful image to the background.
Take a shot 90 degree angle.
Take a shot 25 degree angle (AMOLED still colorful and sharp)

noobmonkey 2009-11-19 08:48
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by taril (Post 381815)
Some proof this with photos, cause nokia and samsung has told me about it nothing! Its top secret maybe! :D
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Can i get that translated into english please? :)

Flandry 2009-11-19 08:56
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
N900 has an LCD. That's why it's visible in sunlight.

taril 2009-11-19 09:04
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by noobmonkey (Post 381818)
Can i get that translated into english please? :)
Its done, sorry!

taril 2009-11-19 09:08
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Flandry (Post 381820)
N900 has an LCD. That's why it's visible in sunlight.
You're wrong!
Take photos about its display in direct sunlight so... :D

NZtechfreak 2009-11-19 09:10
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Yup, sadly an LCD screen (love my last phones display - AMOLED i8910, now have HD2, LCD, but consoling myself with the WVGA resolution and 4.3inch display).

taril 2009-11-19 09:15
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by NZtechfreak (Post 381835)
Yup, sadly an LCD screen (love my last phones display - AMOLED i8910, now have HD2, LCD, but consoling myself with the WVGA resolution and 4.3inch display).
:(:(:(

Doesnt metter, N900 based on linux system! :cool:

Flandry 2009-11-19 09:18
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by taril (Post 381833)
You're wrong!
Take photos about its display in direct sunlight so... :D
I'm wrong about what?

Liquid crystals actually interact with the light passing through them, making it possible to affect sunlight overpowering the backlight. OLEDs, being purely semiconductor light emitters, can do no such thing.

I like being able to see my phone display in bright sunlight. I'd love to have a 42" OLED HDTV monitor in my room, but LCD is still more useful for mobile devices for people acquainted with the Great Yellow Ball In The Sky.

taril 2009-11-19 09:27
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
Yes, Internet says this like you. And am happy you have eyes with sunlight bypassing system, I dont have them.

regulate23 2009-11-19 10:10
Re: AMOLED or LCD
 
All I have to say is: ?


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