Thread: Capacitive Screen vs Resistive Screen
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Old 09-07-2009, 11:04 PM
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Re: Capacitive Screen vs Resistive Screen
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Originally Posted by breakmyfootoff View Post
The AMO-LED screens are supposed to be brighter and consume much less energy too. Can the AMO-LED be used in both capacitive and resistive touch screen configurations? I would think it could be, but I dont know for sure. I'm sure the glass is more resistive to scratches, but I'd probably have a screen protector on it either way.
Yes the AMOLED screens can be used with both Capacitive or Resistive touch screens. In fact, the Samsung Galaxy (hopefully will share alot of DNA with the Samsung Instinct Q) has a capacitive screen and AMOLED. Seems like a winning combination for battery life and visibility
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