Samsung Reveals Galaxy Note 2, Plans U.S. Version
Top message: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution? by bluecoyote
Replying to: Re: A bigger screen... but a lower resolution? by Zpike
It's about usage - Obviously
Actually, 720p doesn't exactly look good on a 42" TV for things like web site surfing- it looks grainy and cramped and worse than just about any laptop out htere.
It all comes down to usage. Sure, 720p is fine for movies. Same thing with this 'phablet' - for what having a 1024 point pressure sensitive stylus on it, a lower resolution screen is stupidly counterproductive.
(What I think is even more sad is the Note 10.1 has the *same* resolution screen- but that speaks volumes for Samsung's 'just build a bunch of crap instead of well thought out products' mentality)
It all comes down to usage. Sure, 720p is fine for movies. Same thing with this 'phablet' - for what having a 1024 point pressure sensitive stylus on it, a lower resolution screen is stupidly counterproductive.
(What I think is even more sad is the Note 10.1 has the *same* resolution screen- but that speaks volumes for Samsung's 'just build a bunch of crap instead of well thought out products' mentality)
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- Re: It's about usage - Obviously by Willwise
- Re: It's about usage - Obviously by Willwise
