Yes, I do realize that. It is part and parcel of a mid-range device. Aiming low for the price point leads to a lower end CPU. Lower end CPU leads to a lower end display. And so on and so forth. And resolution aside...I was not pleased with the colour rendering, or the missing deep blacks. Colours seemed washed out to me. Funny you should mention the PRIV. K1 display felt like a downgrade from the 2015 PRIV.
can you provide dpi resolution you want for OLED (find a handset with that dpi), instead of xxxx yyyy "resolution" (depend upon size the screen, numberxnumber pixel really hard to compare as for resolution IMHO). thanks.
Well first off I am a loyal BlackBerry user since 2010 and second it's because I know this is a durable phone with great security and even greater keyboard and I find this phone useful during schoolwork and other stuff productivity related I don't really have any games on this actually no game at all but I have many apps for productivity and that's how I see smartphones should be used and not like a new age GameBoy. (although in some way that's kinda cool) I am only 17 and I use BlackBerry yes I have had a Bold 9650 and a Classic and a Priv and now I use a KEYone which I must say is the best of the Classic Priv and Bold rolled into one awesome device and I don't see myself thinking of a new device anytime soon.
can you provide dpi resolution you want for OLED (find a handset with that dpi), instead of xxxx yyyy "resolution" (depend upon size the screen, numberxnumber pixel really hard to compare as for resolution IMHO). thanks.
A suitable display for the K1 in my view should be AMOLED and well above 500dpi. In other words, at or above the flagship specs of competing Androids.
A suitable display for the K1 in my view should be AMOLED and well above 500dpi. In other words, at or above the flagship specs of competing Androids.
retina display is 300dpi - why you need more than human eyes resolution? LED smaller size means less output of light emitting, 500 dpi what is the output luminance? OLED also has "ink" problem - cross contamination of color. do you have any evidence that 500 dpi actually exist with good performance and reliability? or just your "dream device"? thanks in advance to enlighten me.
retina display is 300dpi - why you need more than human eyes resolution? LED smaller size means less output of light emitting, 500 dpi what is the output luminance? OLED also has "ink" problem - cross contamination of color. do you have any evidence that 500 dpi actually exist with good performance and reliability? or just your "dream device"? thanks in advance to enlighten me.
Not sure where you come up with 300dpi as the maximum resolution of the "human eye"? Anyway, my evidence...if you take it as such...is that when I look at a K1 display it looks lower quality to me. Images have less detail and colours seem washed out. Not a huge difference, but noticeable enough. For sure Apple has perfected other aspects of their displays aside from resolution alone...but yes, I would definitely agree that either a Retina display or Samsung Galaxy display for example look much better quality to me than the display on the K1.
pay it for your wish...with money (buy a galaxy) or with your skill... nothing is for free. for me, trade off - good enough for eyes, sun light readable, reliability (5 years), response time and good color balance (no ink defect)... reasonably priced... yours is definitely different... (may be money is easier come to you than come to me... poor me!!!!)
pay it for your wish...with money (buy a galaxy) or with your skill... nothing is for free. for me, trade off - good enough for eyes, sun light readable, reliability (5 years), response time and good color balance (no ink defect)... reasonably priced... yours is definitely different... (may be money is easier come to you than come to me... poor me!!!!)
Lol. Well that is my point. I would actually like the K1 (or a future version of it, more accurately) to have a really nice display. Not saying all K1 owners will necessarily agree. That is my opinion of course. I don't think it's something we should automatically think we need to give up because it's only a 4.5" display or for the sake of better battery life.
Lol. Well that is my point. I would actually like the K1 (or a future version of it, more accurately) to have a really nice display. Not saying all K1 owners will necessarily agree. That is my opinion of course. I don't think it's something we should automatically think we need to give up because it's only a 4.5" display or for the sake of better battery life.
Actually, I like the 4.5" display not for battery life, but insanely big phones are ridiculous to hold and use. I feel completely ridiculous holding up a huge laptop to my head everytime someone hands me one of their big a-- phablets. At that point I'd rather just put it on speakerphone just so I'm not standing there holding a damn kitchen tile to my face...
This is how I feel when I hold one of those phones up to my face:
Actually, I like the 4.5" display not for battery life, but insanely big phones are ridiculous to hold and use. I feel completely ridiculous holding up a huge laptop to my head everytime someone hands me one of their big a-- phablets. At that point I'd rather just put it on speakerphone just so I'm not standing there holding a damn kitchen tile to my face...
This is how I feel when I hold one of those phones up to my face:
Actually, I like the 4.5" display not for battery life, but insanely big phones are ridiculous to hold and use. I feel completely ridiculous holding up a huge laptop to my head everytime someone hands me one of their big a-- phablets. At that point I'd rather just put it on speakerphone just so I'm not standing there holding a damn kitchen tile to my face...
This is how I feel when I hold one of those phones up to my face:
Actually, I like the 4.5" display not for battery life, but insanely big phones are ridiculous to hold and use. I feel completely ridiculous holding up a huge laptop to my head everytime someone hands me one of their big a-- phablets. At that point I'd rather just put it on speakerphone just so I'm not standing there holding a damn kitchen tile to my face...
This is how I feel when I hold one of those phones up to my face:
Who said anything about insanely big phones? I was talking about screen quality, not size.
You mentioned the size, thought you were bringing that up as one of the cons of it. If not, then alright, no biggie, my point about liking the size still stands, just isn't relevant to your comment, so sorry to have quoted it with an irrelevant response, my mistake man (not being sarcastic, I misunderstood your point).