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Android phones with 640x960 screens?
Hey all,
I am trying to decide if I want to drop money on an Evo or a Galaxy phone now or hold off for a bit until newer, cooler stuff comes out.
Mainly, I was wondering if any models will be coming out with similar dimensions, but higher res screens (e.g., 640x960). Yes, there are iphones, but I refuse to buy those for religious reasons 🙂. Any news from manufacturers as to when such a high-res android phone would be on the market?
Also, since phone size is one of my bigger concerns, I was thinking of holding off until stores are stocking some of the folding display techs that are emerging:
http://www.concept-phones.com/news/folding-screen-te ... »
Anyone care to hazard a guess as to how long th...
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I am trying to decide if I want to drop money on an Evo or a Galaxy phone now or hold off for a bit until newer, cooler stuff comes out.
Mainly, I was wondering if any models will be coming out with similar dimensions, but higher res screens (e.g., 640x960). Yes, there are iphones, but I refuse to buy those for religious reasons 🙂. Any news from manufacturers as to when such a high-res android phone would be on the market?
Also, since phone size is one of my bigger concerns, I was thinking of holding off until stores are stocking some of the folding display techs that are emerging:
http://www.concept-phones.com/news/folding-screen-te ... »
Anyone care to hazard a guess as to how long th...
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There are none currently available in the market. Also Android, as a spec, doesn't support that high of a resolution, so why you could make a screen that does have a "retina" display (there are some chinese companies that do) a lot of stock android apps would look really distorted on it.
There will most likely be higher resolution displays coming out sometime this year, but honestly the 480x800/854 of modern high end phones is plenty nice. If pixel density is a concern, then go with a 3.7 screen instead of a 4.3 to make it look nicer.
There will most likely be higher resolution displays coming out sometime this year, but honestly the 480x800/854 of modern high end phones is plenty nice. If pixel density is a concern, then go with a 3.7 screen instead of a 4.3 to make it look nicer.
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Nothing gets quite that high on Android, but there are a ton that are 480 x 800, which is still pretty darn high-res:
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/finder_results.php ... »
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/finder_results.php ... »
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