Samsung is reportedly using phosphorescent green for the pixels in its Super AMOLED HD Plus screen that is to grace the Galaxy S III. The trick allows for power consumption when displaying white to be on par with LCD displays at mid-brightness, thus eliminating one of the few advantages of LCD screens before AMOLEDs...
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Samsung to use phosphorescent green pixels in the Galaxy S III screen for improved battery life
Samsung to use phosphorescent green pixels in the Galaxy S III screen for improved battery life: Samsung is reportedly using phosphorescent green for the pixels in its Super AMOLED HD Plus screen that is to grace the Galaxy S III. The trick allows for power consumption when displaying white to be on par with LCD displays at mid-brightness, thus eliminating one of the few advantages of LCD screens before AMOLEDs...
Samsung is reportedly using phosphorescent green for the pixels in its Super AMOLED HD Plus screen that is to grace the Galaxy S III. The trick allows for power consumption when displaying white to be on par with LCD displays at mid-brightness, thus eliminating one of the few advantages of LCD screens before AMOLEDs...
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