tgyberg
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- Pixel 2XL & Pixel C
New pole: has this issue been beat'n to death? Yes or no? lol
Preference is still preference. You can't tell someone what they think.If you can watch the above video about the X2's screen (the same exact screen as the Bionic) and say it's the best screen, then you are just lying to yourself.
The proof is there, you just refuse to admit the facts.
My point was, with Motorola's build quality and Samsungs recent Super AMOLED Plus screens, they could give us a phone worthy of spending $300 for.
If you can watch the above video about the X2's screen (the same exact screen as the Bionic) and say it's the best screen, then you are just lying to yourself.
The proof is there, you just refuse to admit the facts.
the problem is we would probably have to pay the cost for them to license the screen from samsung thereby making the phone a $400+ phone instead of a 300, and I like being able to see it outside. besides... I CANNOT see the pentile matrix unless it's a full green screen and I hold it touching my nose.... or I watch it through a macro lense on a camera... which until I can install those in my head doesn't bother me, seeing as I probably won't ever look at it through a camera lense, unless making a video.If you can watch the above video about the X2's screen (the same exact screen as the Bionic) and say it's the best screen, then you are just lying to yourself.
The proof is there, you just refuse to admit the facts.
My point was, with Motorola's build quality and Samsungs recent Super AMOLED Plus screens, they could give us a phone worthy of spending $300 for.
If you can watch the above video about the X2's screen (the same exact screen as the Bionic) and say it's the best screen, then you are just lying to yourself.
The proof is there, you just refuse to admit the facts.
My point was, with Motorola's build quality and Samsungs recent Super AMOLED Plus screens, they could give us a phone worthy of spending $300 for.