Soleron on 29 February 2012
| superchunk said: You are all thinking about the 1080p in the wrong way. Its not straight resolution size that's the point here. Just like how my Galaxy Nexus 720p isn't really best for my 4.5" screen. Its about the density and thus clarity of a picture this allows. All those extra small pixels allow for a highly dense and highly clear output that is a FAR better visual experience for the end user on a MEDIA based device. Additionally, you'll see great clarity in textual reading on web and other text based things you do on your phone. Density and clarity.... not resolution. |
In that case though, 1080p will probably be sacrificing on brightness, screen glare and viewing angle compared to 720p, and those factors are more important than density for it being a usable screen.
