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Originally Posted by maxximuscool View Post
If the OS can boosting to 24bits or 32bits even better, then those blocks will be less. Linux can do that too, not just windows, changing graphic depth is all depending on the graphic driver. But why on earth didn't NOKIA by default set it to 24bits or 32bits?
We're telling you that _YOU_ DON'T have a 24bpp lcd _anywhere_. Your desktop's TFT is hardly 24bpp (most probably 18). Mine's 18bpp. And I've seen +$1000 flat tvs with a 14bpp panel! And 32bpp output is nonsense.

I personally CAN'T see the difference between 16 and 18bpp and thus the reason I'm asking for a conclusive test. A gray gradient just doesn't cut it.

Originally Posted by maxximuscool View Post
Take a look at a black and white!! Will you say black and white screen a good quality screen? The screen can be good but there is the colour is not real then it is not a quality screen.
Pretty funny you mention it, because Yes. Gyricon or eInk are so good.

Last edited by javispedro; 2010-03-26 at 23:23. Reason: corrected my own lcd's depth
 

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