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post #41 of 68
Ok, noob question alert. Does higher resolution not use more battery? The main reason I haven't upgraded my krazr?!? redface.gif
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I don't know what you mean by "hardware keys" and you haven't even mentioned them in your original post so I'm not going to bother reading the article or voting.
     
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I can very easily notice the difference especially when I think I have a 1080p copy of a movie and I put it on and its only running 720p. I've definitely said why is this so blurry / pixelated. That's why!

Depends on the movie...I've found I could copy over my kids' movies in 720p and save some disk space and I won't notice. My kids could probably care less if it was in some old 4:3 resolution, but I don't want to be annoyed if I am watching it with them.

However, in the live action movies I have to keep the 1080p resolution. It isn't a night and day difference, but it still a difference. Though this is on a 44" TV. My Samsung 4G touch here supposedly has a much higher resolution then my old iPhone 3GS, but I can't really tell on videos or pictures...some other things like my Nook app I can tell though. I can turn the font smaller and it still stays really crisp and easy to read.

I still noticed a significant difference between 1080p vs 720p. It's huge. It all depends on the screen(OLED,LCD etc...) and how big the screen is.Though,on my 24" Dell monitor, you can easily tell even then, 1080p vs 720p, on a smaller screen you could tell that there is a difference.
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Quote:
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Why?
On a device that small, is 1080p vs 720p (or similar) noticeable?
If not, then what's the point of making your hardware work harder for little to no gain?

Marketing...people will see the sign that says, "A true 1080p display! Watch your movies in full high definition on your phone!" and literally run to buy them.

When in reality I don't think human eyes will be able to tell the difference on a screen this small...those are going to be some really packed in pixels. I wonder if you could reach the point where the pixels are so packed that the display actually starts to appear worse? Never really thought about it before.

 

In the end, the consumer loses.  These "rentina" displays on such small devices decrease image quality.  The amount of "pixel fillage" (had to make up a retarded work for a retarded concept) to convert a 480p stream to 1080p is quite distorted.

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post #45 of 68
Comparing my Galaxy Nexus to a Galaxy Note, I can notice that the pixels on the Note is more noticeable, but not something that I would care. The pixel density is high enough already.

On a 5+ inch phone, a 1080p screen would make sense. Below that size, the extra pixels over 720p aren't worth the increased cost in terms of performance and battery life.
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post #46 of 68
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In the end, the consumer loses.  These "rentina" displays on such small devices decrease image quality.  The amount of "pixel fillage" (had to make up a retarded work for a retarded concept) to convert a 480p stream to 1080p is quite distorted.
Upscaling 480p to a 1080p screen is a LOT less distorting than if it were upscaled to something like a 540p screen.

Also the quality of the upscaler has a ton to do with it as well.
     
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post #47 of 68
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Ok, noob question alert. Does higher resolution not use more battery? The main reason I haven't upgraded my krazr?!? redface.gif

Yes, the increased in power comes from both the display itself, as well as beefier GPU & CPU (or same GPU/CPU, but higher workload) is needed to drive the higher resolution.
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Why?

On a device that small, is 1080p vs 720p (or similar) noticeable?

If not, then what's the point of making your hardware work harder for little to no gain?


Marketing...people will see the sign that says, "A true 1080p display! Watch your movies in full high definition on your phone!" and literally run to buy them.


When in reality I don't think human eyes will be able to tell the difference on a screen this small...those are going to be some really packed in pixels. I wonder if you could reach the point where the pixels are so packed that the display actually starts to appear worse? Never really thought about it before.

In the end, the consumer loses.  These "rentina" displays on such small devices decrease image quality.  The amount of "pixel fillage" (had to make up a retarded work for a retarded concept) to convert a 480p stream to 1080p is quite distorted.

So we should have 640x480 displays? 480p looks fine on a 1080p TV, unless you're sitting really close, it should be no different than a mobile device. Any distortion would be from stretching a 4:3 to 16:9.
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post #49 of 68
When looking at screens at different resolutions, it's easiest to tell the difference by looking at text. On my HTC Evo 4G LTE, I can ever so slightly see pixels on the corners of most letters. Whereas on my friends Iphone 4S I see almost no pixels.

Don't get me wrong I love my Evo, the screen is absolutely gorgeous at 720p and I have never has any complaints but having a higher PPI will in fact make a screen better looking to a certain degree!

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post #50 of 68

My 13" Asus Zenbook prime has a 1080p display and i think its already excessive, i need to zoom in all the time, I dont even wanna know about a phone...

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