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JUNE 11 (PRINTWORDS NEWS)-Many heads nodded together when Steve Jobs said that the upcoming I Phone 4 has a retina display which is far more superior than Samsung’s Amoled screen. Well now its time to fire back. And that is exactly what Samsung have done as it went ahead to issue a response to Steve Jobe’s claim which says that Amoled given any day can give retina display a chase for the real flavor of tech. As he always does holding out a strong personality back there on the stage, Steve Jobes had claimed that he believes that the IPS LCD technology which is being used for the new upcoming model of iPhone 4 is the finest instance for superior color reproduction and a much higher resolution than all previous iterations of iPhone.
A Samsung spokesperson told the media that although Apple’s Retina Display is seemingly superior if one considers the resolution, OLED is definitely the very best in tech which has received its wings with the introduction of Super Amoled. As a matter of fact, Samsung Wave and Samsung Galaxy S both sports an Amoled display. Samsung spokesperson told the media that “The visibility difference is only 3 to 5 percent. But raising resolution to that level increases battery consumption by 30 percent,” said the spokesperson. So structurally, IPS LCD technology cannot catch up with AMOLED display technology”. Moreover when one is concerned about the power saving in terms of backlight options – Apple’s Retina Display is decked up with a much more needs discrete backlight which brrgthens up the screen.
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On the other hand OLED is emissive, which means it creates its own illumination. This means wider contrast ratio too – with OLEDs easily capable of 1,000,000:1 (although we don’t know the specs on Samsung’s Super AMOLED panel) it dwarves the iPhone 4′s 800:1 offering.
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