here another screenshot...
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Turn the lights on and/or go outside and take another picture.
I'd like to see the difference between LCD and OLED in light/daylight.
here another screenshot...
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Turn the lights on and/or go outside and take another picture.
I'd like to see the difference between LCD and OLED in light/daylight.
I believe OLED should hold up better than LCD in brightly lit conditions theoretically, so I'm not sure what the AppleInsider "article" was talking about, especially since they didn't even have a Zune HD to test out.
It does look lovely. I presume it doesn't sync with iTunes, though?
I believe OLED should hold up better than LCD in brightly lit conditions theoretically, so I'm not sure what the AppleInsider "article" was talking about, especially since they didn't even have a Zune HD to test out.
This is outside porch - direct shot...
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And this one is next to the window, from an angle .... with all the glare and everything... Zune is at medium brightness and iphone is at 50%
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I don't understand what the fuzz is all about really.... It looks just fine compared to iphone...
Anyways...I am very happy with it... 2 thumbs up from me.... If you guys have any questions, just ask... I'll try my best to answer them....
Looks like the contrast holds up better on the iPhone in the second photo.
The light looks pretty soft too. Cloudy day?
Also, taking shots with glare kind of defeats the purpose of the test...
(PS - I'm not trying to be biased. Just going by what I see)
I think the Zune screen looks awesome!I don't understand what the fuzz is all about really.... It looks just fine compared to iphone...
I think the Zune screen looks awesome!
You had mentioned that your iPhone/touch screens' "black" looked washed out in comparison, ... I was just curious how bright you were running the screens at (as everything looked washed out in your prior shots).
cenetti:
Would you mind telling me your internet settings? I have everything enabled.
"HD" Radio doesn't mean much. The "HD" originally stood for "hybrid digital". Now it stands for... nothing. The only difference between the Zune's HD Radio and the Nano's FM is that an HD Radio signal is digital and an FM signal is analog.
And loading Gizmodo's full site will have your progress bar underneath at the bottom go from 1/2 black and white to all black, full, and gone in under 14 seconds? I know the page comes up right away, but the bar takes almost 1min 40 seconds to finish w/ script on.
Turn script off and it's only a 20 second wait.
This is outside porch - direct shot...
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