Reports of the original, TFT-LCD Galaxy Tab soon being superseded are correct – Samsung has released the first image of the Super AMOLED-sporting tablet. It’s the same size, at seven inches, and has a slightly increased 1200×600 resolution. [OLED-Display]
See that tablet weeping into its ports? Yeh, that’s the Galaxy Tab, suddenly threatened after mummy Samsung announced production of 7-inch AMOLED screens today for their own products but also for other companies’ wares too.
DisplayMate’s Dr Raymond Soneira put the iPhone 4, Samsung Galaxy S, Nexus One and Motorola Droid through their paces to determine which smartphone’s display is truly “super”, and which are just so-so.
Even though the first time we heard (however unofficial) of the presence of a Samsung tablet the TFT screen was mentioned, it was still disappointing to see there wasn’t actually a Super AMOLED in the final product. But why not?
Should you be worried that HTC is swapping its AMOLED screens for Super LCD panels? According to this video comparison… no, not really.
Samsung’s Super AMOLED screens have caused quite a stir lately, and as this video comparison shows, it certainly handles direct sunlight better than an AMOLED screen. When put next to an LCD though, you’d be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
Seen here is the first SUPER AMOLED PHOOOONNNNEEE from Samsung, which is so SUPER you must wear a protective suit to touch it, lest you become SUPER too.
