10 Display Types That Light Up Smartphone Screens

By siliconindia | Monday, 16 December 2013, 13:28 Hrs

#3 S-LCD

Super LCD (SLCD) is a display technology that is used in a number of devices; it is manufactured by a subsidiary of Samsung. This is also another variant of the LCD technology that is known to rival AMOLED displays. Unlike regular LCDs this does not have an air gap between the outer glass and the inner display element thus reducing the amount of glare produced. It is also more power efficient than all the other LCD derived displays.

#2 ClearBlack

This technology belongs to Nokia. It adds a reflection blocking polarizer between the display panel and the touch screen which reduces reflections and provides much better outdoor performance. Though the benefits of this display are similar to that of Super AMOLED’s, the technology used is vastly different. This display has better viewing angles and deeper blacks, and is used in Nokia’s Lumia devices.

#1 E-Ink

E-Ink is a display technology that is mostly used for e-book readers. As they do not display colors and so they tend to not hurt the eyes as much, making them most suitable for e-book reading. YotaPhone is the world’s first device to make use of E-Ink to offer a secondary display for reading e-books. This technology uses the least amount of power and can operate for many days on a single charge.

10 Display Types That Light Up Smartphone Screens

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