The iPhone X is pentile, though the density there is high enough it's not as noticeable (you can still see it if you know what you're looking at) - I imagined the TB probably wasn't as lower density oleds now tend to stick to RGBNo, it's RGB. Pentile displays aren't suited to displaying computer graphics dur to inherent issues with moiré patterns and whatnot, so Apple thankfully isn't using them in any of their products...
Oh, well that's the first time I've seen that claimed, ever. Interesting. Not that I disbelieve you, but out of curiosity, you don't happen to have a source maybe...?
https://www.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_x-review-1681p3.phpOh, well that's the first time I've seen that claimed, ever. Interesting. Not that I disbelieve you, but out of curiosity, you don't happen to have a source maybe...?
Oh, wow. Thanks!
I believe I also remember reading the subpixel density is slightly higher on the iPhone X panel than it is on Samsung Galaxy equivalents - that is to say there is less black space between them which causes the odd textured look to pentile displays, particularly at lower pixel densities... I couldn’t find the article again though!
Hm, from what I've read, pentile patterning arises from that each pixel don't have a full set of RGB subpixels, and that green subpixels are like 50% of the total subpixel count of the display rather than the expected 33(.333...)%. Don't all OLEDs have these black areas, btw?