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Honor X10 Max's 7.09" display will have an RGBW panel

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Peter 23 June 2020

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The official unveiling of the Honor X10 Max is still over a week away (it’s scheduled for July 2). TENAA already revealed most of the specs, but it missed a defining feature of the screen – it will be very bright and will offer excellent sunlight legibility. A video demonstration of that hit the web today and filled us in.

The test was performed near the Tropic of Cancer Marker where at the right time of day the sun is directly overhead. And it shines brightly – 168,000 lux – yet the sizable 7.09” display remains perfectly legible.

The secret? It uses an RGBW matrix, that means every pixel has a white sub-pixel. We’ve seen these in the past and while they are indeed brighter than typical LCDs, the image quality has been an issue.

At least the extra brightness is achieved without putting an extra drain on the battery as removing the color filter on the W sub-pixel lets more light through. The battery will have 5,000 mAh capacity, by the way.

Also, since the video shows the phone taking a photo of the Marker, here’s what we have on the camera so far – the rear will feature a 48 MP main sensor plus a 2 MP helper (most likely a depth sensor), the front will put an 8 MP camera inside a teardrop notch.

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  • Anonymous
  • fur
  • 09 May 2021

so bad of LG I thought it would be 2340x1440 so definitely a 720P wide pane then l!! also Interestingly enough I find that even The newer TV models also have the sub-pixels as G7. UN7000 TV model subpixels : https://www.rtings.com/tv/review...

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  • DrakeX
  • IVI
  • 09 May 2021

Is that so? Then LG knows they're false marketing. A comment in this thread has already mentioned that the XZ2P Premium uses an RGBW panel. I cannot say whether the layout is RG-BW-RG or RGB-WRG. Interesting to know there are even more phones us...

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  • Anonymous
  • fur
  • 09 May 2021

I happened to see both of those sites while doing my research . the issue is that LG marketed it as M+ but after people finding they start removing that tag from their websites and blogs. the funny things is that Xperia XZ2 Premium aslo uses the ...

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