top | item 47162284 (no title) iknowstuff | 4 days ago It’s clear that you haven’t really looked much into this. It’s per pixel.Screen protectors also degrade light output discuss order hn newest juancn|3 days ago This also degrades light output off angle. If you're showing someone a picture, you lose up to 50% of light output. apparent|3 days ago Sure, but presumably you wouldn't have the feature activated when you're showing someone something on your phone? Kirby64|4 days ago > Screen protectors also degrade light outputSo does this function from Samsung. You can see in all the video demonstrations that the 'privacy' pixels are notably dimmer even head-on compared to normal pixels. throwaway270925|3 days ago Not the same thing.These pixels are dimmer by themselfs. They dont get muted by a layer on top of them.This means way less energy usage therefore longer lasting battery at similar brightness! load replies (1)
juancn|3 days ago This also degrades light output off angle. If you're showing someone a picture, you lose up to 50% of light output. apparent|3 days ago Sure, but presumably you wouldn't have the feature activated when you're showing someone something on your phone?
apparent|3 days ago Sure, but presumably you wouldn't have the feature activated when you're showing someone something on your phone?
Kirby64|4 days ago > Screen protectors also degrade light outputSo does this function from Samsung. You can see in all the video demonstrations that the 'privacy' pixels are notably dimmer even head-on compared to normal pixels. throwaway270925|3 days ago Not the same thing.These pixels are dimmer by themselfs. They dont get muted by a layer on top of them.This means way less energy usage therefore longer lasting battery at similar brightness! load replies (1)
throwaway270925|3 days ago Not the same thing.These pixels are dimmer by themselfs. They dont get muted by a layer on top of them.This means way less energy usage therefore longer lasting battery at similar brightness! load replies (1)
juancn|3 days ago
apparent|3 days ago
Kirby64|4 days ago
So does this function from Samsung. You can see in all the video demonstrations that the 'privacy' pixels are notably dimmer even head-on compared to normal pixels.
throwaway270925|3 days ago
These pixels are dimmer by themselfs. They dont get muted by a layer on top of them.
This means way less energy usage therefore longer lasting battery at similar brightness!