Can you make a special version for me with the new Blackberry screen?I would love that screen but at that price, just "no thanks".
Same here
Our current screen is 36 EUR, the FullHD one I'm testing (with 20ms refresh rate, yay!) is about 70 EUR... but 150 EUR is just overkill.
150 EUR is expensive indeed. Is there no way to bring it down? Below 120 EUR I would start making the argument that the extra cost (compared to the 70 EUR LCD screen) are worth it, since OLED has no ghosting at all (sub-millisecond response time) and is very low power if you're happy with light text on a dark background. But at 150 EUR it's just too expensive.I would love that screen but at that price, just "no thanks".
Same here
Our current screen is 36 EUR, the FullHD one I'm testing (with 20ms refresh rate, yay!) is about 70 EUR... but 150 EUR is just overkill.
Sadly not.
That depends, are you Scrooge McDuck?Can you make a special version for me with the new Blackberry screen?Same hereI would love that screen but at that price, just "no thanks".
Our current screen is 36 EUR, the FullHD one I'm testing (with 20ms refresh rate, yay!) is about 70 EUR... but 150 EUR is just overkill.
5" 1080 FullHD @20ms. IMHO that sounds Perfect.
But aren't we below 600 pixels height then and have the same problem as we do with Pandora screen (standard 600x800 windows don't fit).
According to spec sheets, a bit less, but not really noticeable.
70 Euro is already pretty expensive IMO. You can buy two Chinese Android tablets for that price
Are you saying you can do better? I can't even find hd screens near that size with a direct price.70 Euro is already pretty expensive IMO. You can buy two Chinese Android tablets for that price
More or less the same power consumption, even though it has 5 times as many pixels (1920x1080 instead of 800x480) and a 30% bigger area (10.7 square inches instead of 8.2)? That would be very good!
We're getting a resistive made and will use a driver chip that also supports basic multitouch with resistive ones.
Well, the Pandora displays technology is 5 years older. Backlighting is what needs most of the power, and LEDs have become more efficient.
How light a touch will it respond to - and will it have multiple pressure-sensing levels?
True multitouch, even just dual touch, from multiple layers? Or fake multi-touch where it technically only tracks one "point" as a large area and can math out the edges of that area to approximate multi-touch?Ultimately it shouldn't make a difference, the fake multi-touch is usually good enough for the pinch/zoom and rotate stuff people like it for, but I'm curious.
I'm ready to preorder Don't know if it's patented or not but this is what the Nokia N900 used on its resistive display. I loved it! Easier than pinching etc. (for me).
