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Samsung Divides Display For Lower Power Use

Jun 29, 2005, 12:21 PM by (staff)

Samsung has announced a new section type LCD display that should begin appearing in phones as early as this fall. The display is a single 1.15 inch unit, most likely designed as an external screen for clamshells or a main screen for inexpensive candybar style phones. The unit is divided into two sections - one which can stay on all the time as a watch and icon display for signal strength, battery and notififications, and a second larger area for when the phone is in use. By separating control for the two sections, the display will use 1/6 the power of a full display of the same size when in standby mode. The display also has significantly improved contrast and viewing angle for easier use outdoors.

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DDA

Jun 29, 2005, 12:39 PM

ok...

That sound kinda cool. What do the rest of y'all think?

muchdrama

DDA said:
That sound kinda cool. What do the rest of y'all think?

If it increases talk and standby time, I'm all for it.

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