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Sony Mobile WhiteMagic display tested outdoors in sunlight |
laffen
Joined: Aug 07, 2001
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From: Oslo, Norway
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We managed to get hold of a copy of the Sony Mobile Xpera P today and took it outside to check out the WhiteMagic technology. These photos speaks for them self
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Bonovox
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Yes looks good but why have they compared it to the dimmest display on the Neo?? You would obviously see a difference there anyway. They should have compared it to Arc not Neo.
Phone?? What phone?? |
worf1000
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On 2012-02-28 16:21:00, Bonovox wrote:
Yes looks good but why have they compared it to the dimmest display on the Neo?? You would obviously see a difference there anyway. They should have compared it to Arc not Neo.
I agree with that, this comparing is so useless.
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hihihans
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From: Netherlands
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not sure, but I think Laffen took this pic in a hurry.
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laffen
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From: Oslo, Norway
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The point here was that it was difficult to differentiate the Xperia P from the Xperia Neo which on paper has a much worse display. If I had compared the Xperia P with the Xperia Arc, the difference would be even less. At least on the photos. The Xperia P display is better, but WhiteMagic is not magic. There are times when you not are able to view the text on the screen because of the sunlight. |
Bonovox
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Oh I never realised you took the photo sorry 
Phone?? What phone?? |
pt020
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From: Amsterdam NL
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To see the "white pixel" in work don't you need something in white on the display? |
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Posted: 2012-02-28 16:00
