Full-res Sony Xperia Z camera samples surface from CES
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AnonD-97413, 13 Jan 2013why you need that thing, just tranfer your content on LCD v... morewhat about when i'm at bar with my friend, or in the class, or at bus stop. Should I bring DLNA support LCD? or should I open my laptop to transfer content via DLNA instead of watching directly from my phone?
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AnonD-100675, 13 Jan 2013So if you watch videos or see pictures on your phone with y... morewhy you need that thing, just tranfer your content on LCD via DLNA and let them see pictures and videos.
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rj23, 13 Jan 2013for all of you who are getting pissed by the TFT screen of ... moreSo if you watch videos or see pictures on your phone with your friends or family, they're dumb?
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AnonD-97413, 13 Jan 2013you are good at manipulations.thank you :D
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for all of you who are getting pissed by the TFT screen of Sony, here's a video comparison the Z side by side with the S3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew1YlxhOZ3U now for viewing angles, why the hell are you going to watch your phone from the sides? its only those dumb people who really care too much about it!
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AnonD-100675, 13 Jan 2013I think i'm not that insane. Remember, you say 600.000 LCD ... moreyou are good at manipulations.
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AnonD-100675, 13 Jan 2013I think i'm not that insane. Remember, you say 600.000 LCD ... moreagain check it dear. i've copied it from my previous post and see that PANASONIC had this capacity and it is just one plant capacity, every company has several plants of different capacities
Panasonic has also announced in a separate deal that it has agreed to sell a LCD panel factory to Japan Display. That plant, which is located in Mobara, currently turns out 600,000 LCD TVs a month. The factory sale has started working from April 2012.
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AnonD-97413, 13 Jan 2013seriously you are insane i just copied a small article and ... moreI think i'm not that insane. Remember, you say 600.000 LCD TVs, not me. I just copy it from your comment.
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RIP Nokia Lumia PureView.
Sony spends a lot on R&D when it comes to camera technology. The Exmor camera sensors are one of the best available.
Nokia? Damian Dinning, the brilliant guy who invented the PureView camera technology, has quitted. Nokia is now run by a bunch of clueless ex-Microsofties. The smart people have already left.
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AnonD-100675, 13 Jan 2013Coomon sense? You say JDI makes 600,000 LCD TVs a month. I ... moreseriously you are insane i just copied a small article and it is the capacity of just 1 factory.
And you also didn't see this thing that.
JDI focus on small- and medium-sized displays for a range of applications from mobile devices and other consumer products to automotive electronics and industrial equipment.
So it is specifically for cellphones and other products but not LCD tvs and also JDI purchased that plant from panasonic, so that mentioned capacity was for panasonic
kindly see the full article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Display
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AnonD-97413, 13 Jan 2013i also know that thing but now they are taking it from JDI.... moreCoomon sense? You say JDI makes 600,000 LCD TVs a month. I believe sony alone sells more LCD TV's than that in a month. Again, it is highly POSSIBLE that sony still buy from the other (especially samsung), and POSSIBLE mean it's maybe true and maybe not. You take it too serious or maybe you're a devout sony fanboy?
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On June 25, 2012, Sony and Panasonic announced a joint venture for creating low cost mass production OLED televisions by 2013
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The typical 1.4 micron mess...
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What sony knows is fitting the best hardware with latest android software.. Its innovations are limited to only the design side of the device...
Now what samsung does is that they invest their energy on new innovations in both the software and hardware department.Earlier they were not at all punctual in providing updates but now,Its always the 1st one to provide their flagships with new firmware and that to with some high value added features.
LOOKS CAN BE DECEPTIVE, go for the real performers which as it seems is sammy at present,.IF sony thinks that it deserves that place then it will have to improve alot else it will just keep on bringing new xperia just to be eaten by sammy droids.
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Sony is also working on next gen OLED panels at JDI and that's why they have shown world's 1st and largest OLED tv at CES 2013 and sony has also OLED tech as they are using it PS VITA.
Sony has also flexible screens with white magic tech.
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AnonD-100675, 13 Jan 2013No, that's not shit. According to wikipedia, sony is the la... morei also know that thing but now they are taking it from JDI.
as sony has shares in JDI and JDI has started working and producing panels so why it takes from samsung??
dude common sense is required.
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AnonD-98935, 13 Jan 2013Reality sh!t, huh.tell me why sony is looking to improve sa... moredo you know that sony is able to use oled displays ?
they don't use it because oled is a good technology but still needs improvement so they stay with lcd tft and yes they don't use ips because they want to use there own technology
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AnonD-98935, 13 Jan 2013Reality sh!t, huh.tell me why sony is looking to improve sa... moreFunny, tell me again why r u here?
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[deleted post]No, that's not shit. According to wikipedia, sony is the largst samsung's client in 2010 and no, 2 in 2011 (apple become no.1). So, it is highly possibe sony still buy from samsung.
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AnonD-98935, 13 Jan 2013Reality sh!t, huh.tell me why sony is looking to improve sa... moreI've copied it from gsmarena hands on and see it yourself, you freelancer troller :D
The screen is obviously the star of the show - at 5" and 1080p, it's the sharpest screen that Sony has put on a phone to date and, while not unique, its pixel density is probably beyond what the human eye can perceive.
Images are rendered beautifully (with Sony's Mobile Bravia Engine 2 bringing a noticeable boost), though we do have some complaints. The viewing angles could've been better and the glass covering teh screen is quite reflective too. Still, it's easily one of the best screens we've seen.