The unique display of the Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha was made by Visionox
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- 26 Sep 2019
AnonD-731363, 25 Sep 2019Well i only wonder why nmber one company like Samsung leave... moreSimple, overproduction and cash. Useless if you keep all the stock or not producing the optimal quantity for minimal cost. Secondly, you can keep all the tech, other companies will simply go to alternative.
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- 26 Sep 2019
Walter C. Dornez, 25 Sep 2019I think it's because they're trying to have gain on both si... moreI think you are right it makes sense but selling just parts and whole device is not the same and is the whole device which counts.
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- 25 Sep 2019
Anonymous, 25 Sep 2019Pointless when 80% of the sales are midranges and low ends ... moreApple dont make anything cheap and Samsung greatly overpricing everything.
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- 25 Sep 2019
Walter C. Dornez, 25 Sep 2019I think it's because they're trying to have gain on both si... moreWell sounds reasonable but still have worries.
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- 25 Sep 2019
AnonD-731363, 25 Sep 2019Well i only wonder why nmber one company like Samsung leave... moreI think it's because they're trying to have gain on both sides. They sell their own product AND sell their own tech to other companies that sell a lot. So no matter what, something is from Samsung in all best selling phones, and they profit
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Sep 2019
AnonD-731363, 25 Sep 2019Well i only wonder why nmber one company like Samsung leave... morePointless when 80% of the sales are midranges and low ends like Galaxy M series and redmi 7/8 ....
Then Apple makes more money with just the iphone 11. Not counting the other two.
Then those companies need to use old cheap parts like micro usb, gorilla 3 and remove nfc to keep prices low.
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Sep 2019
Issues :
Fragile
Overpriced
MiUI (any android skin that reminds iOS are bad)
Slow updates
Lower quality screen
1080p
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- 25 Sep 2019
Marco M, 25 Sep 2019Reducing number of blue sub pixels (like pentile does) most... moreAnd where is Motorola now? The company was not financially viable when making those decisions and got sold off to Lenovo who are producing comparatively garbage quality handsets with next to 0 software support and have pulled out of multiple countries.
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Sep 2019
AnonD-241270, 25 Sep 2019yeah, i think that...but, at same time think: why sammy... morebecause it is a totally stupid concect and sammy makes a lot f money
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Sep 2019
the most stupid screen concept ever... are all addicted to drugs...
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- 25 Sep 2019
Well i only wonder why nmber one company like Samsung leaves A grade technology for chinese makers like Xiaomi.
Thhere is no wonder in next year or two Huawei and Xiaomi will fight for the first place as the most selling phone brand.
All others will barely catch the breath.
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- 25 Sep 2019
Marco M, 25 Sep 2019Pentile can't be done right* *Have not seen Xperia 1's p... moreAgreed, but RGB does sometimes lead to one color pixels deteriorating more quick than the others.
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- 25 Sep 2019
S Yu, 25 Sep 2019Pentile uses diodes of different sizes which help counterac... moreBlue still only makes up for 25% of the sub pixels, same as red. Where as green makes up the remaining 50% causing that awful amoled greentint at anything other than minimum brightness. There's also typically large space between sub pixels, and pixels for that matter, making AMOLED quite awful for VR due to screen door effect.
There is only one reason for pentile, cost saving and the fact that they're still allowed to specify it with that very misleading resolution. My current 403 ppi pentile is visibly pixelated at normal use, compared to my previous 342 ppi RGB panel. No wonder really as my current panel only has a SPPI of 806 vs my old one which had a SPPI of 1023 and significantly denser matrix with less gap between (sub)pixels.
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- 25 Sep 2019
AnonD-241270, 25 Sep 2019yeah, i think that...but, at same time think: why sammy... moreI think that this was a joint effort to give Visionox some, uh, visibility and credibility. The outcome of this would be a more fierce competition in the OLED market and then lower prices. I doubt it will work though. Sammy dominates the market, makes billions in profits and invests billions too. It's not an admittedly cool but in practice useless wrap-around display that will change that.
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Sep 2019
Anyone willing to pay over $500?
Galaxy fold not impresive
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- 25 Sep 2019
Marco M, 25 Sep 2019Reducing number of blue sub pixels (like pentile does) most... morePentile uses diodes of different sizes which help counteract OLED aging, because the less efficient diodes like blue are larger and can run on a lower voltage to reach the same brightness as green, so the RGB diodes age at about the same speed, which is not possible for RGB stripe, in which the blue is sure to deteriorate the fastest resulting in yellowing, that's one of the issues.
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- 25 Sep 2019
Walter C. Dornez, 25 Sep 2019Pentile is fine though, if done right. You either go the Sa... morePentile can't be done right*
*Have not seen Xperia 1's panel yet, but no matter how we twist and turn it, it would've been better using a dense RGB panel and lower resolution (which could still ahve higher SPPI, and more than likely less screen door). Even for VR
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Sep 2019
Anonymous, 25 Sep 2019Samsung Display has autonomy to sell their products. They ... moreIsn't sony's display made by lg or sharp?
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- 25 Sep 2019
It's nice that the retail versions of the Alpha are going to use glass instead of plastic. I was starting to think that this was just going to be an unfolded Mate X with a plastic screen.