Motorola Droid X to challenge iPhone 4's Retina Display?(macrumors.com)
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Motorola Droid X to challenge iPhone 4's Retina Display?
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/17/motorola-droid-x-to-challenge-iphone-4s-retina-display/
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4.3-inch, FWVGA 854 x 480 is not as dense as the iPhone, but is bigger. The interesting thing about the iPhone's screen for me is that the horizontal res (960) is 1/2 HD's res (1920).
If the Droid X has a 720p (720x1280) screen, as Verizon's site indicates, then it would have 341 PPI, above Apple's 326 PPI in the iPhone 4.
Your right if it is honestly a full 720p display (the update is what I went off of) then we are talking about a ~3.75" x ~2.1 display (16 x 9). Widescreen on a phone would actually probably work pretty well.
[edit] they changed the site to say "Captures 720p" - oh well
[edit] they changed the site to say "Captures 720p" - oh well
I can't believe the amount of misinformation about Android in general. I know this is a phone and not Android specifically, but in general, WTF?
PCMag is reporting the Droid X and Droid 2 are the same phone, Engadget was making the same mistake less than a week ago. Now MacRumors really believes that it's even possible to have a 720p density screen on that size of a phone, even when the same mistakes were made regarding other phones that called the screen by the camera resolution.
It's just pathetic. These are high profile sites that consistently get information wrong that has been known to ANYONE paying ANY attention for at least a month.
PCMag is reporting the Droid X and Droid 2 are the same phone, Engadget was making the same mistake less than a week ago. Now MacRumors really believes that it's even possible to have a 720p density screen on that size of a phone, even when the same mistakes were made regarding other phones that called the screen by the camera resolution.
It's just pathetic. These are high profile sites that consistently get information wrong that has been known to ANYONE paying ANY attention for at least a month.
actually verizon is already advertising the phone as 720p capable, but what that really means I guess we'll find out in the 23rd
http://phones.verizonwireless.com/droid/x/
edit: looks like they changed the ad from "720p screen" to "captures 720p" which makes more sense
http://phones.verizonwireless.com/droid/x/
edit: looks like they changed the ad from "720p screen" to "captures 720p" which makes more sense
Right, my point was that VZW has made that mistake before on several phones and anyone with a brain knows better.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/15/exclusive-motorola-droid-...
screen does look pretty slick in the video though, can't wait to see side by side comparisons with Iphone4