a5cent
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Samsung uses AMOLED displays on many of it's devices, if I'm not wrong. AMOLED usually has punchier colors(if that's the word). Whether you like that or not, is up to you.
The correct term is "saturated colors". Some would say AMOLED screens tend to be oversaturated. However, using the color profile settings on any Lumia device you can recalibrate that to whatever you want. At least on Lumia devices that is now a non-issue.
Far more important than the color issue is the contrast issue. AMOLED displays have infinite contrast, and that is what truly distinguishes them from LCDs.
My eyes are very sensitive to contrast and dark color gradients. The LCD screen on my L830 is, for me, one of its weak spots, but most don't even notice what I find distracting. :wink:
I'm really glad Samsung invested in AMOLED technology.
I don't know who the most innovative is, but I'd say Apple is the least innovative. Out of all the big players Apple has by far the smallest research budget, and in my book purchasing other companies and marketing their inventions isn't innovation.
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