Types of Mobile Phone Display

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You may think that all cellphone screens are the same, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Cellphone screens can vary greatly from phone to phone, and the type of screen that your phone has makes a big impact on how you use the device. Here's an overview of the most common types of screens found on cellphones.

Gorilla Glass : 


Gorilla Glass can avoid screen of mobile phone from scratches.The scratch- and impact-resistant qualities in Gorilla Glass, combined with its incredibly thin profile, enable it to protect device displays without adding significant weight or interfering with capacitive touch screens. The first generation of Gorilla Glass was used in the screen of the original iPhone from Apple.

Clear Black : This display prevents the block between the phone's screen and the surface. This gives better screen quality in the sun.

IPS : It contains magnificent colors.It requires a powerful backlight.You can see the screen from wide angle.This display is used in many Sony phones.

 Amoled and Super Amoled Display : This is the most HD display type of the display. Their picture is good with quality, visibility, battery compatibility, all other displays. Amolade and super amoledad are used in a lot of smartphones this day. These displays are available in expensive smartphones.

TFT LCD : This is a very thin display. This display is of a much higher quality than the previous display. It is mostly used in feature phones or cheap Android phones. The TFT LED display has a low viewing ability or mobile brightness for them.Battery life of this mobile phone is not much better.

Retina Display : Retina displays are widely used by the Apple company in the iPhone,iPod and iPad. The special thing is that this makes the light of the phone stinging in the eyes diminish.

Olio Fhobic Cotic : If the phone has olio-fhobic coating then the screen of the phone is save from dirty.

Dragon Trell : There is a hard and thin glass layer used in it. This protects the screen from damage.

IPS LCD : This is a new generation display. This display is much better and higher quality than TFT LCD. It is used for HD display picture quality. It is more expensive than the other display, so it is used in expensive smartphones. Just like some of the Apple's smartphones.

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