Sony to sell both FHD and QHD versions of the Xperia Z4 Comments
- Anonymous
- IHb
AnonD-93438, 07 Jan 2015Android needs the feature to change screen resolution settings ASAP now, i'd use 960x540 regul... moreGreat idea. I do NOT want a QHD display on a phone unless I'm able to change the resolution. QHD is superfluous and eats away at performance and battery life.
- AnonD-183110
- mi7
kamikazi, 07 Jan 2015me too, and i was disapointed of this years ces ! only intresting thing was Tegra x1! as long ... moreWhat are you talking about... A game like asphalt 8 at 1080p would consume only about 20% of Tegra x1 power. So no battery drain here.
- Anonymous
- m5b
It'll be intereesting what the difference in battery life will be.
I suspect they will be very similiar
- AnonD-93438
- 6PH
Android needs the feature to change screen resolution settings ASAP now, i'd use 960x540 regularly then switch to 1080 or more while gaming or movies etc.
- AnonD-89109
- ute
Well this is a rather wise decision by Sony.
People like me will never be interested in a QHD version, as long as its on a mobile phone, while the kids who like to show off (verbally, LOL) would prefer the QHD version, well, good for them.
- kamikazi
- av5
DXyuyu, 07 Jan 20152014 was such a big NOPE for me Now i'm expecting a really great stuff this year me too, and i was disapointed of this years ces ! only intresting thing was Tegra x1! as long as its not 100% ! that would drain battery in a blink ! like 1 hour of gaming battery life :)
- Bruce Lee
- MZ5
Yes, take unnecessarily big display to america. For the rest of us, FullHD is more than enough :)
- Dave Granger
- mpx
Great stuff. I'll take the 1080p one please, I don't want to sacrifice battery life for the sake of a few extra pixels I can't even see.
- Matt
- nsr
yaassssssss im getting the full hd one, just take the QHD america, i dont really care, my body and my wallet is ready
- Anonymous
- 0Tt
Well, FHD is the better version. Equal sharpness yet better battery and performance. It's a no brainer really.
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