Re: FreeRunner screen/case improvements (was: Shiftd)

2011-06-11 Thread Al Johnson
On Friday 10 June 2011, Martix wrote:
 Speaking about screen I prefer AMOLED displays. Advantages: higher
 contrast on sunshine and generally less power consumption than backlit
 LCD, especially with GUI based on theme with white or colored text and
 icons on black background. AMOLED with red GUI on black background is
 also great for preservation of night vision, great for astronomers
 etc. Also price is low.

I'd love a daylight readable screen, but in my experience AMOLED can't do it 
either. I haven't compared side by side though. I guess TFT is cheaper than 
AMOLED too, or ZTE wouldn't have switched screens for the later Blades. It's a 
pity PixelQi don't make small screens. Mirasol is getting interesting too now 
they've got an embedded frontlighting option.

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Re: FreeRunner screen/case improvements (was: Shiftd)

2011-06-11 Thread Daniel Smetana
If we can get Super AMOLED display, it would be great. On my Samsung Galaxy
S it looks really great. And it looks good in daylight, too.

Sorry for my English
2011/6/11 Al Johnson openm...@mazikeen.demon.co.uk

 On Friday 10 June 2011, Martix wrote:
  Speaking about screen I prefer AMOLED displays. Advantages: higher
  contrast on sunshine and generally less power consumption than backlit
  LCD, especially with GUI based on theme with white or colored text and
  icons on black background. AMOLED with red GUI on black background is
  also great for preservation of night vision, great for astronomers
  etc. Also price is low.

 I'd love a daylight readable screen, but in my experience AMOLED can't do
 it
 either. I haven't compared side by side though. I guess TFT is cheaper than
 AMOLED too, or ZTE wouldn't have switched screens for the later Blades.
 It's a
 pity PixelQi don't make small screens. Mirasol is getting interesting too
 now
 they've got an embedded frontlighting option.

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Re: FreeRunner screen/case improvements (was: Shiftd)

2011-06-11 Thread urodelo
What about NOVA display then (LG Optimus Black)? They have reported, it  
uses 40% energy less than Amoled display.


urodelo

On Sat, 11 Jun 2011 15:47:25 +0200, Daniel Smetana 542@gmail.com  
wrote:


If we can get Super AMOLED display, it would be great. On my Samsung  
Galaxy

S it looks really great. And it looks good in daylight, too.

Sorry for my English
2011/6/11 Al Johnson openm...@mazikeen.demon.co.uk


On Friday 10 June 2011, Martix wrote:
 Speaking about screen I prefer AMOLED displays. Advantages: higher
 contrast on sunshine and generally less power consumption than backlit
 LCD, especially with GUI based on theme with white or colored text and
 icons on black background. AMOLED with red GUI on black background is
 also great for preservation of night vision, great for astronomers
 etc. Also price is low.

I'd love a daylight readable screen, but in my experience AMOLED can't  
do

it
either. I haven't compared side by side though. I guess TFT is cheaper  
than

AMOLED too, or ZTE wouldn't have switched screens for the later Blades.
It's a
pity PixelQi don't make small screens. Mirasol is getting interesting  
too

now
they've got an embedded frontlighting option.

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FreeRunner screen/case improvements (was: Shiftd)

2011-06-10 Thread Joshua Judson Rosen
Benjamin Deering ben_deer...@swissmail.org writes:

 On 06/10/2011 10:14 AM, Denis Shulyaka wrote:
 
  The only weak point of GTA04 would be the
  small screen (in physical dimensions) and lack of capacitive
  sensetivity.

 A bigger screen/cooler case would be nice, but keep the resistive
 touch-screen.  It works better in the rain/snow.

It seems to work better with dry/cold fingertips, also.

It also allows for higher-precision input, which is
really valuable sometimes..., but more important
is that it works *at all* for me--where my friends'
capacitive iPhones (and some other devices) that I've tried
simply don't work :(

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Re: FreeRunner screen/case improvements (was: Shiftd)

2011-06-10 Thread Martix
Speaking about screen I prefer AMOLED displays. Advantages: higher
contrast on sunshine and generally less power consumption than backlit
LCD, especially with GUI based on theme with white or colored text and
icons on black background. AMOLED with red GUI on black background is
also great for preservation of night vision, great for astronomers
etc. Also price is low.

Regards,

Martix


2011/6/10 Joshua Judson Rosen roz...@geekspace.com:
 Benjamin Deering ben_deer...@swissmail.org writes:

 On 06/10/2011 10:14 AM, Denis Shulyaka wrote:
 
  The only weak point of GTA04 would be the
  small screen (in physical dimensions) and lack of capacitive
  sensetivity.

 A bigger screen/cooler case would be nice, but keep the resistive
 touch-screen.  It works better in the rain/snow.

 It seems to work better with dry/cold fingertips, also.

 It also allows for higher-precision input, which is
 really valuable sometimes..., but more important
 is that it works *at all* for me--where my friends'
 capacitive iPhones (and some other devices) that I've tried
 simply don't work :(

 --
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