What exactly is "Liquid Graphics"?

They even got it trademarked, which supposedly means it's something important. From what I gather by looking at the official statement (Enjoy more responsive UI), this... "technology" does not even look like one. Faster response is the byproduct when you get a faster processor, and rendering the UI is not exactly rocket science or requires a whole dedicated rendering engine. Is this just another marketing gimmick or do they actually have some sort of "engine" that takes care of all graphics rendering?

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Originally Posted by Raestloz

They even got it trademarked, which supposedly means it's something important. From what I gather by looking at the official statement (Enjoy more responsive UI), this... "technology" does not even look like one. Faster response is the byproduct when you get a faster processor, and rendering the UI is not exactly rocket science or requires a whole dedicated rendering engine. Is this just another marketing gimmick or do they actually have some sort of "engine" that takes care of all graphics rendering?

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Marketing gimmick.

It just means the device has a GPU.

Smooth visual. That's it.

GPU accelerated.

non-choppy, gravy smooth graphic transition.

Kinda like how Retina Display just means high resolution.

It's a manufactured marketing lingo.

it give little to no information but it works wonders as a sound-byte.

Accelerated Graphics is one of the best ways to describe it.