Formalized in late May, LG G3 is the first smartphone marketed internationally to equip a definition screen Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixels. That adheres or not this profusion of pixels, he will have to get used to because even if the difference between the Quad HD and Full HD screen on a smartphone is far from obvious to the human eye is to this new standard that seem to be heading manufacturers. A trend first initiated by LG with LG screen G3 before Samsung unveils last month, a LTE Galaxy S5 A, also equipped with a Quad HD screen which he was also praised, not later than the beginning of the week via its official blog.
If objectively the difference between a Full HD screen and a quad HD screen like the LG G3 not obvious at first glance, we must admit that the quality is unquestionable gain since found four times more pixels as a 720p HD traditional definition was also the standard of high-end screen, there are two more years.
With a resolution of about 538 pixels per inch, the screen quality Quad HD LG G3 is comparable to that of an art book (440 to 600dpi), almost twice that of a magazine and about four times that of a newspaper.
The infographic also highlights the efforts made at reducing screen edges by comparing the display of its three flagship funds smartphones surface. Screen occupying:
65.7% of total area of the LG Optimus G
75.9% of the total surface of LG G2
76.4% of the total surface of G3 LG
G3 whose first models suffer, of course, a small problem causing random stops, which should probably be quickly resolved and that remains one of the best flagships this year.
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