After the selfie camera, Samsung will tuck the speaker under the display Comments
- Anonymous
- Yde
Screen protector cry babies incoming lol
- Avicenna.
- Kxc
Just having a beer, 28 Dec 2018Finally a solution that makes sense. Those notches, drops and bullets in the display are trage... moreI don't think it is. Display hole is basically the corner placed-version of waterdrop notches. They ate pretty much same space, since you can't do anything with the screen on the corner, on its behind.
I would rather go for extra bezel space like what Sony Xperia XZ3 and Samsung Galaxy S8/9 did and combine it with iPhone Xs front sensors (dual camera, IR, dot projector, etc) ability, since with this screen hole, for making it different with notches, they would go for one or two camera only with no extra sensor.
- Anonymous
- n5S
EskeRahn, 28 Dec 2018And AGAIN GSMArena forgets Sharp, that (as so often with display development) was first with t... moreProbably because sharp has no presence outside of Japan
- Avicenna.
- Kxc
Anonymous, 28 Dec 2018dual speakers is not true stereo check sony or pixel devices only ones you can say have ster... moreMaybe i think it is because of the rarity of using smartphone in landscape. With stereo channel enabled on dual speaker, you got no difference when using it portrait.
- ceeee
- KZ8
Anonymous, 28 Dec 2018dual speakers is not true stereo check sony or pixel devices only ones you can say have ster... moreyou can called it stereo when it have left and right channel.. does't matter whether it come with front firing speaker or not. . the only device i know that have two speakers with mono sound is the original oneplus one.
- AnonD-793004
- Dkw
AngryGoomba, 28 Dec 2018Soon we will see In-Display Displays with a In-Display-Display-Notch.Indisplayception lol
- Cyberdux
- mx2
Anonymous, 28 Dec 2018Sound On Display lol Another cheesy name from Samsung They call it "Sound on Display" so SOD... With alexa intergration, you can shout "SOD OFF" when you want to mute the sound...
- Anonymous
- wr1
non issue non news. tvs have done this for years and years. these phone manufacturers simply act like they've done some kind of progress when stuff that actually matter, like oh I dunno, battery life maybe, hardly moves forward
the market deserves a crash really
- Anonymous
- 7Ac
Sound On Display lol Another cheesy name from Samsung
- Anonymous
- K@7
okay, phone makers have been getting rid of the 3.5mm jack, sim slot, SD slot, and speakers. When we will see no buttons, no mic and no usb?
- Anonymous
- 8mp
a simple dude, 28 Dec 2018Oh no please keep doing normal speakers because stereo is so cool. I love it on my iPhone X! dual speakers is not true stereo
check sony or pixel devices only ones you can say have stereo speakers
- AngryGoomba
- PV0
Soon we will see In-Display Displays with a In-Display-Display-Notch.
- r31ya
- UDN
"LG will show off a TV that uses its 65-inch display as a speaker at the CES"
Pretty sure SONY current (as in sold in store already) flagship tv "Bravia XBR-A1E" is already using this tech right now.
- EskeRahn
- s0D
And AGAIN GSMArena forgets Sharp, that (as so often with display development) was first with this.
e.g.
https://www.gsmarena.com/sharp_aquos_crystal-6590.php
https://www.gsmarena.com/sharp_aquos_crystal_2-7251.php
- Anonymous
- 4QP
a simple dude, 28 Dec 2018Oh no please keep doing normal speakers because stereo is so cool. I love it on my iPhone X! Seriously. It's this going to be a step back again? And how long until it sounds as good?
It took Samsung all the way into this year.... 2018 with the s9 to finally put powerful stereo speakers on the main flagship. When 10 years ago prior they were doing well with them. For the life of me I don't know what took them.
However they are pretty much the best overall best sounding now...
But how will this effect that?
Even when it comes to the best of the best camera's, speakers and batteries still leave something to be desired on phones as it is.
- a simple dude
- fqE
Oh no please keep doing normal speakers because stereo is so cool. I love it on my iPhone X!
- Anonymous
- Y}U
Actually LG is not the first one to do so on TV.
Sony has already has 2 generations of OLED TV with sound coming from the screen directly. See A1, A8 and A9 series.
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