Active Topics

 


Reply
Thread Tools
Moderator | Posts: 5,320 | Thanked: 4,464 times | Joined on Oct 2009
#41
You seem to be getting hyper defensive...
I suggest re-reading my OP, it's intent was not to offend.

Fact remains, this is not the thread for what you want to discuss.

If you want to start a thread lamenting about there being no N950.
Feel free to do so....

Response to your AMOLED Qn

There may be some difference between Samsung's SAMOLED & Nokia's AMOLED (aside from CBD).
But the basic sub-pixel arrangement is the same...

As I understand it, SAMOLED is just a fancy name for Pentile AMOLED.
However, there may be some other subtle differences that I'm not aware of.

SAMOLED+ however, is definitely different to the N9's AMOLED.
It has a higher no. of sub-pixels....

http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/27/n...ment-330919978
http://www.tested.com/news/pentile-v...ifferent/1868/

Cheers.

Last edited by jalyst; 2011-10-10 at 21:18.
 
Posts: 1,523 | Thanked: 1,997 times | Joined on Jul 2011 @ not your mom's FOSS basement
#42
Originally Posted by jalyst View Post
keyb is the only other reason why you think it's "teh awesomest"?
There's tiny/portable BT qwerty's that are far better than any built-ins for serious typing.
The N9's VKB is excellent for less serious typing, supports everything a modern VKB should.
...BT keyboards, which cost an premium (easily $40 if they should not be total rubbish) and then almost all of them do not even provide HID and SPP profiles. I easily pay $100 or more for a good mechanical (i.e. with Cherry MX or ALPS switches) PC keyboard, but not $40 to $60 for such plastic crap; which sucks extra juice by the way - I'm not the type that leaves his BT on all the time for power and for security reasons.

So, that plastic crap has to be better included.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the screenshots I've seen look like the N9 VKB does not provide a 4th row, and you have to use a mode switch to enter digits.

That alone would make this and any other VKB crap. Guess you have passwords with digits (how unusual, eh?)... that's why I find the VKB of my TouchPad quite ok (it's slow as molasses for me nonetheless to type "virtual"), it gives me a separate digits row. It even has CTRL and ESC simulations if you know how-to. If I succeed some day altering the layout to include cursor keys (seriously, it's friggin' pain using text fields without shift/ctrl/arrow/tab combinations, for cursor positioning), I would be even considering myself happy somehow.

So much for N950 vs. N9...

Last edited by don_falcone; 2011-10-10 at 22:03.
 

The Following User Says Thank You to don_falcone For This Useful Post:
Moderator | Posts: 5,320 | Thanked: 4,464 times | Joined on Oct 2009
#43
I PM'd him & all's cool, but since you want to carry it on.

Originally Posted by don_falcone View Post
...BT keyboards, which cost an premium (easily $40 if they should not be total rubbish) and then almost all of them do not even provide HID and SPP profiles. I easily pay $100 or more for a good mechanical (i.e. with Cherry MX or ALPS switches) PC keyboard, but not $40 to $60 for such plastic crap.
So, that crap has to be better included..
Personal opinion I guess. I'm happy with BT or USB portables.
I've found them better to use than buit-ins for heavy typing.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the screenshots I've seen look like the N9 VKB does not provide a 4th row, and you have to use a mode switch to enter digits.
That alone would make this and any other VKB crap. Guess you have passwords with digits (how unusual, eh?)... that's why I find the VKB of my TouchPad quite ok (it's slow as molasses for me nonetheless to type "virtual"), it gives me a separate digits row. It even has CTRL and ESC simulations if you know how-to. If I succeed some day altering the layout to include cursor keys (seriously, it's friggin' pain using text fields without shift/ctrl/arrow/tab combinations, for cursor positioning), I would be even considering myself happy somehow.
Dunno, still learning about all it's aspects, yet to be all confirmed/doco'd in the one spot.
From what I've seen though, it seems roughly as good as iOS/Android handsets.
I don't have a feature-count list handy to say definitively that harmattan's VKB is better or worse.

So much for N950 vs. N9...
If you consider no hw qwerty as the main reason why the N950's better.
I'm not sure how many could, but each to his own.

Off-topic here anyways

Last edited by jalyst; 2011-10-10 at 22:02.
 

The Following User Says Thank You to jalyst For This Useful Post:
Reply


 
Forum Jump


All times are GMT. The time now is 03:33.