Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S II LTE (Celox) to Have Super AMOLED HD Display
by Quentyn Kennemer on August 9th, 2011 at 6:15 pm
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Following the news that Samsung would be bringing an LTE-enabled 4.5 inch Samsung Galaxy S II codenamed Celox, Korean outlet ET News has heard from “industry insiders” that the device will have a Super AMOLED HD display instead of the Super AMOLED Plus.
The differences between the two are resolution – the HD is 1280×800 with 300ppi while Plus is 480×800 with 216ppi. It’s also believed the Super AMOLED HD display will use pentile matrix instead of the RGB we’ve all come to know and love.
The shots we saw earlier of this supposed device suggest it’ll have hardware buttons, but to have a Super AMOLED HD display on this bad boy means we could be looking at a launch with Ice Cream Sandwich. That’s just speculation for the time being, though. For now, we’re just happy that Samsung has decided to stop stretching a WVGA resolution onto 4-inch-plus displays. [Thanks Eric! ETNews (Translated)]
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http://phandroid.com/2011/08/09/rumor-samsung-galaxy-s-ii-lte-celox-to-have-super-amoled-hd-display/
---->>> Should T-Mobile Hercules also have this Display onboard ???
The key word is rumor.
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Let me start this with a picture of what's been plaguing all samsung AMOLED displays to date:
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The S5's display has been lauded by many websites as a solid improvement over previous AMOLEDs.
Yet some mention a green tint, including an extensive AnandTech review.
Please share your thoughts on this if you received your device.
Yes it's still there. But not as bad as previous models.. All my note 3 Was really bad, but the s5 i Think is better and not so greenish looking tint
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dk_iceman said:
Yes it's still there. But not as bad as previous models.. All my note 3 Was really bad, but the s5 i Think is better and not so greenish looking tint
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Wish they'd just get rid of it completely.
darkchazz said:
Let me start this with a picture of what's been plaguing all samsung AMOLED displays to date:
The S5's display has been lauded by many websites as a solid improvement over previous AMOLEDs.
Yet some mention a green tint, including an extensive AnandTech review.
Please share your thoughts on this if you received your device.
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