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Motorola’s Droid RAZR now shipping
Nov 11th
Motorola’s Droid RAZR is now shipping – starting at $111 (with a Verizon contract). The Droid RAZR is an LTE Android smartphone with a 4.3″ qHD (960×540) Super AMOLED Advanced display. Other features include Gorilla Glass, a dual-core 1.2Ghz CPU, 8mp camera capable of Full-HD video, 1GB RAM, 16GB of flash memory (and a microSD slot). The RAZR is very thin at 7.1mm.
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Motorola’s Droid RAZR now shipping
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 7.7 Tablet and Note smartphone hands on
Sep 2nd
Following yesterday’s exciting launch of the 5.3″ HD Super AMOLED Galaxy Note phone and the Galaxy Tab 7.7 Super AMOLED tablet , here are a couple of hands on videos showing these two devices: read more
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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 7.7 Tablet and Note smartphone hands on
Samsung launches the 7.7" Super AMOLED tablet and the 5.3" HD Super AMOLED phone
Sep 1st
Samsung launched three OLED products today, two of which are very exciting. The first is the Galaxy Tab 7.7 , which has the world’s largest mass-production OLED display at 7.7″ (1280×800). It’s a Super AMOLED Plus display. Other include Android v2.3, Dual-core 1.4Ghz processor, HSPA+ radio, 16GB to 64GB internal storage and a microSD slot, Wi-Fi, GPS and two cameras (3MP and 2MP). The second exciting product is the Galaxy Note , a 5.3″ Super AMOLED phone, offering the same resolution as the Tab – 1280×800. Samsung is using PenTile here. They are not using the Super AMOLED HD brand we thought they’d use, istead they simply call it a HD Super AMOLED display. It seems that Samsung will use Super AMOLED for PenTile displays and Super AMOLED Plus for non-pentile display, regardless of pixel density. read more
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More rumors on the upcoming Super AMOLED HD displays
Jul 12th
A few weeks we reported that there are rumors regarding a new Super AMOLED HD display coming from Samsung – featuring 720p (1280×720) resolution. It was rumored that this display will first appear in Google’s upcoming Nexus 3 phone, and today we hear that Samsung Mobile Romania twitted about the upcoming Nexus S – and confirmed the Super AMOLED HD display (they actually calls this AMOLED Super HD, which adds to the confusion). Having such a display on a mobile phone seems highly unlikely. Samsung currently can’t make such a high PPI AMOLED (unless they move to LITI, but this isn’t expected anytime soon ). Perhaps the Nexus 3 will actually be a tablet and not a phone? Or perhaps Samsung will surprise us all with a remarkable new AMOLED technology…
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More rumors on the upcoming Super AMOLED HD displays
Google working on a new Android 4 phone, to sport a Super AMOLED HD display?
Jun 28th
Reports start to emerge about an upcoming Google phone that will be the first one to use their Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS. Interestingly, these report say that the display will be a “Super AMOLED HD” (that’s the first time we heard that description). Some say that this large display will support 720p HD video (1280×720). This is a very high resolution for a mobile phone – perhaps there is some mix-up between this device and a new tablet from Google? Google Nexus S If Google are indeed working on a new phone or tablet device, surely more details will emerge, and we’ll keep you updated on that mysterious Super AMOLED HD display! read more
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Google working on a new Android 4 phone, to sport a Super AMOLED HD display?
Cnet – Super AMOLED Plus is pretty much the same as Super AMOLED
Jun 26th
Cnet posted an interesting story comparing the Galaxy S II Super AMOLED Plus display and the Galaxy S Super AMOLED . They say that viewing them normally, they can’t really tell them apart (beside the fact that the Galaxy S II’s display is larger – 4.3″ vs 4″). On both screens, text was clear and colors in images were extremely rich. SAP (left) vs SA (right) Looking closely, you see a slight difference – because of the PenTile technology of the Super AMOLED ( which Samsung no longer uses in the Super AMOLED Plus display ). Interestingly, when Engadget reviewed the S II , they said that the Super AMOLED Plus is “nothing short of spectacular” and that it may be the best mobile display on the market. read more
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Cnet – Super AMOLED Plus is pretty much the same as Super AMOLED
LG’s NOVA LCD, a Super AMOLED and a Retina Display compared
Feb 22nd
Here’s a nice video showing LG’s new NOVA LCD display side by side with a Super AMOLED (a Galaxy S phone) and Apple’s iPhone 4 Retina Display (which is also an LCD). LG says that the NOVA displays are 50% brighter than the LCD and will consume about half the power than an AMOLED display on a white screen .
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LG’s NOVA LCD, a Super AMOLED and a Retina Display compared
Super Amoled Plus updates
Jan 20th
We’ve got some interesting updates about Samsung’s upcoming Super AMOLED Plus displays. We know that Samsung said that the new displays feature 50% more sub-pixels, and today we confirmed that Samsung no longer uses Pentile matrix in the new displays – which is great news – they are using regular RBG. Samsung’s new manufacturing process allows them to reach over 300ppi – which is comparable to the iPhone 4 “Retina Display” (which features 326ppi). Samsung Super AMOLED Plus display The last bit of information is regarding the OLED materials – it turns out that Samsung aren’t using a Green Phosphorescent material yet. The Super AMOLED Plus displays (like the first-gen Super AMOLED ) use just a Red Phosphorescent with a Green and Blue Fluorescents.
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Super Amoled Plus updates
Samsung to show new Super AMOLED Plus phones in February
Jan 10th
Samsung says that they will show new phones in the Mobile World Congress (on February) – that will use Super AMOLED Plus displays. The phones will also feature Android v2.3 (Gingerbread) and dual-code processors. The company also plans to announce new tablet computers (not clear whether they’ll also do so in the MWC exhibition or at a later date) – new Galaxy Tabs. No word on the display used in those, but we know that Samsung will soon produce 7″ Super AMOLED panels … read more
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Samsung to show new Super AMOLED Plus phones in February
Samsung Infuse 4G phone caught on video
Jan 7th
Here’s a nice short video showing the new Samsung Infuse 4G phone, that one with the 4.5″ Super AMOLED Plus display:
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Samsung Infuse 4G phone caught on video