An Overview Of The Amazing AMOLED Touchscreen On The Popular Samsung Galaxy S2 |
The Samsung Galaxy S2 has proven to be the most popular smartphone to date for the prolific Korean manufacturer. |
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Market Press Release – January 11, 2012 3:45 pm – The Samsung Galaxy S2 has proven to be the most popular smartphone to date for the prolific Korean manufacturer. Every aspect of its spec list impresses, but one area that really stands out is its screen. In this article I will take a closer look at this feature and the benefits it brings to its millions of users.
The screen on the Samsung Galaxy S2 measures up at 4.3 inches, so it is the perfect size for easy operation. Its size also means that it is big enough to enjoy photos and videos, but remains compact enough to comfortably fit into most pockets and handbags. The resolution of the screen stands at 480x 800. This figure indicates the number of pixels found within the screen, and the higher this number is, the better the display quality. There are phones with a higher resolution such as the iPhone 4S and the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, but to the naked eye it is unlikely that most users will be able to notice the difference. The screen itself utilises super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen technology. This is somewhat different to the likes of the LCD screens found on phones like the iPhone 4S or HTC Sensation. AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode) screens are renowned for their brightness and clarity as well as their colour saturation (the Samsung Galaxy S2 can display up to 16 million individual colours), meaning not only are the contents of the screen always bright and clear, but it also remains visible even when outdoors in direct sunlight. This is an area where most other screen types struggle. The display quality offered by the screen means that the Galaxy S2 lends itself to everything from multimedia use like viewing photos and videos and playing games, to everyday tasks like writing SMS messages and browsing the internet. Another well documented benefit of AMOLED screens is the fact that they use less battery power than most other types of touchscreen. Although smartphones are capable of some amazing things these days, a common problem is that they require a considerable amount of battery power. Although this is not perfect on the Galaxy S2, it is generally considered to outdo the majority of the competition in this department.
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As you can see, the screen on the Samsung Galaxy S2 is impressive, but there is a lot more to like about this phone. It has a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, which means that several aspects of the hardware and software benefit from enhanced performance. It also has the latest version of the popular Android platform, which allows users to download apps from the Android Market in the same fashion as the famous AppStore by Apple. Also, there is an 8 megapixel camera included, and this is capable of taking high resolution still images as well as video footage in full HD (1080p).
The Samsung Galaxy S2 was recently announced as the company’s bestselling smartphone. With features like this, it is no surprise that it has become a popular choice. If you are looking for a new smartphone and you are not won over by the numerous HTC and Apple offerings, I highly recommend the Samsung Galaxy S2.
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