Samsung unveils 14nm FinFET technology for 144MP image sensors
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- Anonymous
- Ktf
- 17 Dec 2019
Can't believe how every manufacturer today is focused on fooling users!!! they are nasty.
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- AnonD-762416
- 3i8
- 17 Dec 2019
Magustava, 16 Dec 2019Am I the only one who doesn't understand these things :(They make them because they think 12MP is a pretty optimal resolution for the needs we have today. The problem they're working around is that a mass-produced digital sensor is inaccurate and to solve the inaccuracy they use multiple sensors to collect light for each digital pixel by using the best average of what they gather. If a percentage of the pixels are off, they would potentially be able to use the gathered "excess" to figure out by how much said inaccurate pixel is off by.
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- Rokka
- fFA
- 17 Dec 2019
Magustava, 16 Dec 2019Am I the only one who doesn't understand these things :(Basically, they're reducing the power needed when you're recording... Usually for someone that record a lot like a vlogger, the battery drains fast... So in theory, you cen record more..
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- Anonymous
- 3Rs
- 16 Dec 2019
44% more performance only in 12 MP Mode. :(((
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- uk7866
- amg
- 16 Dec 2019
Samsung continuing to make strides. Really looking forward to next year's handsets!
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- Anonymous
- DkV
- 16 Dec 2019
Anonymous, 16 Dec 2019Weirdly, sensors are still between 28-40 nm.Oh wow this mean moving to 14nm could greatly improve power effeciency
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- Anonymous
- LQu
- 16 Dec 2019
Weirdly, sensors are still between 28-40 nm.