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Power impact of debufferbloatingPower impact of debufferbloatingPosted Sep 14, 2011 7:05 UTC (Wed) by Los__D (guest, #15263)In reply to: Power impact of debufferbloating by ringerc Parent article: LPC: An update on bufferbloat
Erm, The only thing that Apple has on Andorid phones is resolution. I.e. the Galaxy S2's Super AMOLED Plus (damn I hate that name) has a brighter screen with deeper colors.
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Power impact of debufferbloating Posted Sep 14, 2011 14:48 UTC (Wed) by Aissen (subscriber, #59976) [Link]
Infinite contrast and vibrant colors, yes. Bright, I wouldn't say that:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4686/samsung-galaxy-s-2-int...
(I'm one of those who went the AMOLED route and will probably never come backĀ
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Power impact of debufferbloating Posted Sep 14, 2011 17:04 UTC (Wed) by Los__D (guest, #15263) [Link]
That is a strange chart, besides own my comparisons (both devices @100%), there are several comparisons on YouTube, also showing a much brighter screen on the S2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BXWqkOexiU&feature=fv... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyalqkdVk-8 (this is a bit flawed, as it is from quite an angle).
OTOH, I've seen many complaints about low brightness and yellowish tint on the S2, maybe there are different versions of the screen?
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