I am curious about the the resolution of the flat area of the phone and the resolution of the curved portion.
Anyone know the answer?
They are not separated screens if that is what you think.
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Hi,
I know that the LCD diagonal size is 3.8".
Could you please let us know the WIDTH and HEIGHT of the LCD?
Please if you already have this device to help us measure the LCD dimension, probably in milimeter.
Thank you.
51x84... only LCD screen
If you have a PSP, it's 5mm not as tall and about 10mm not as wide.
85mm by 51mm, I measured.
Can anyone tell me what the Nexus 7 proper screen height is? By this, I mean is the screen supposed to be flush with the bezel or in-layed into the bezel?
I'm curious because my screen is flush with the bezel at all 4 corners, but as you go to the center of the bezel on the outside of the tablet it is in-layed ever so slightly, no more than about the width of a few hairs.
Is this a defect/ sign of screen rise?
Note: The screen never rises above the bezel at any point on the device, thus far.
To give you an idea of what I'm talking about http://i.imgur.com/c7PNLbV.jpg
That's normal.
Sent from my Nexus 7
I don't know how to explain this. The corner of the screen is somehow 'broken'. I am not familiar with the construction of such an LCD display. I thought it was the screen protector....but it isn't, I can see by pressing with the finger that it is BELOW the surface, and it is not a bubble of the screen protector. Also the nexus 7 surface is one single surface, and there would be no reason why the screen protector would lift exactly in that point. It has something to do with the real display, below the glass surface. See photos.
The colours are displayed correctly. Also the problem is not visible on high brightness or lighter colours. But i simply hate it not having everything in the right shape, as much as i hate dead pixels (I luckily haven't for the moment).
Would this be a good reason to have it replaced by warranty?
The device comes from 'Mediaworld' which is a chain in europe (or mediamarkt, in germany). Would I have to remove ROOT before I go and ask?
Just notice it today after change of screen protector. Previous screen protector no such issue.
Look at the left gap.
Thanks.
You really couldn't take a better picture?
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You really couldn't take a better picture?
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I uploaded new pics taken from ipad.
When i open a black color app. I dont see the green or red light at the gap. Screen protector doesnt cover that gap line too. But it did cover the right part. Where there no light bleeding.
:crying:
There seems to be a problem with your screen. I don't think it has anything to do with the gap. Looks like you have an entire column of dead pixels. The gap (if you have it) is about 4mm away from the edge of the screen, so if you did have light bleeding due to the gap it would be away from the edge of the visible screen.
I run the test. No dead pixel. Could it be effect from glass protector?
You can't have backlight bleed on an AMOLED display. There is no backlight.
when at max brihtness and black image on background, i see gray dots at some angles, i see it barely when i look it barely 180 degrees. what is it? any help?:crying:
Any idea?
It is possible that this is a failure in the loca glue between the digitizer and the glass.
I think there is nothing to do against it.
The only thing you can do is to change the whole display.
But this option isn't cheap and not easy.