Posted May 3, 2013
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In recent weeks, he has often spoken of the pixels of the display of the Samsung Galaxy S4 diamond-shaped. This new technology is used by Samsung in Full HD Super AMOLED display which is mounted on the smartphone. From the image you can find below, you can see the differences in terms of pixels between two different display technologies. On the left we have a normal LCD RGB, on the right a Super AMOLED Plus PenTile. Into 
In recent weeks, he has often spoken of the pixels of the display of the Samsung Galaxy S4 diamond-shaped. This new technology is used by Samsung in Full HD Super AMOLED display which is mounted on the smartphone. From the image you can find below, you can see the differences in terms of pixels between two different display technologies. On the left we have a normal LCD RGB, on the right a Super AMOLED Plus PenTile. Into Here, however, you can see the differences between the various displays of the previous Galaxy S, including the display of the Galaxy S and Galaxy S3 with PenTile matrix and that of the Galaxy S2 with RGB matrix.
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As previously mentioned, however, the arrangement and shape of the pixels has been changed with the display of the Galaxy S4 and you can notice from the image that you see above. Now we have a very similar form to that of diamond, although the display is always built with PenTile matrix . This new pixel arrangement has contributed in an important way to improve the quality of AMOLED reached with the Super AMOLED Full HD mounted on the Galaxy S4.
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Marco Grasso
In 2010, I approached the little green robot with a modest Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of Nexus and Nexus 7 4.
Marco Grasso In 2010, I approached the little green robot with a modest Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of Nexus and Nexus 7 4.
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