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Originally Posted by GreenTeaFrapp
I played with a Galaxy S in store and the text definitely looked pixellated compared to my iPhone 4. Or did they just have a defective unit as a floor model?
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I was referring to the random reboots with the defected comment.
Also, Super Amoled is a different technology then standard Amoled screens, it uses less power, is more visible in direct sunlight and is brighter/more vivid. Not sure how you can say "Super Amoled" is just a marketing ploy.
As for the text, I own a Desire (same resolution as the SGS, but 3.7 screen as opposed to a 4" screen). I zoom in on text in the browser to the point where I can't zoom in any more and it still doesn't look pixelated. I guess if this is important to you then it can be a factor when buying a phone, but really? Slightly pixelated text?
I am not attacking the iPhone here, both phones are quality devices, just depends on what you are looking for. I say this because it sounds like I offended you with my "defective" comment.