Reports start to emerge about an upcoming Google phone that will be the first one to use their Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS. Interestingly, these report say that the display will be a "Super AMOLED HD" (that's the first time we heard that description). Some say that this large display will support 720p HD video (1280x720). This is a very high resolution for a mobile phone - perhaps there is some mix-up between this device and a new tablet from Google?
Google Nexus S
If Google are indeed working on a new phone or tablet device, surely more details will emerge, and we'll keep you updated on that mysterious Super AMOLED HD display!
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LITI can make higher-resolution displays (around 300ppi, much higher than the current method Samsung is using) - but I don't think we should expect Samsung's LITI AMOLEDs any time soon...
You never know, it sure seems like a logical conclusion. Does their new AMOLED factory not have LITI equipment?
The new factory (the Gen-5.5 one) does not use LITI. But like you say, you never know ;-)
could this HD screen be the previously mentioned laser-induced thermal imaging (LITI)-produces AMOLED screens? (http://www.oled-info.com/super-amoled-plus-resolution-further-details)
also saw the other day, that Samsung actually put a plant into production that produces these screen thise high-res displays - lost the URL though...