Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 , 12.2 and 12.2 Note Pro Uses Pentile Matrix LCD with RGBW

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 , 12.2 and 12.2 Note Pro Uses Pentile Matrix LCD with RGBW

At CES , Samsung introduced a trio yesterday newest tablet , the Tab series Pro size 10.1 inches , 12.2 inches and 8.4 inches , and 12.2 inches Note Pro . Different screen sizes that are given the same resolution , 2560x1600 pixels , the highest resolution for a tablet at this time . From PhoneArena and SamMobile site , revealed that for the Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 , 12.2 and 12.2 Note Pro uses Pentile pixel LCD with preparation . That is , every pixel has only two subpixels , while the screen on other devices using 3 non - pentile subpixels ( RGB ) .

However, the effect should be to make the screen look less sharp it really is not significant , because the super high resolution used by the tablets . Pentile Matrix formulation was found on Samsung devices with Super AMOLED display , such as the Galaxy S series and Galaxy Note , but since the release of 2014 Note 10.1 , Samsung uses LCD with RGBW Pentile Matrix . Although such an arrangement promises better brightness , but subpixels of red, green and blue is reduced , making the LCD screen is not as sharp as others with the preparation of the standard RGB .