Oppo, the company behind awesome products like the Find 5 and N1,
has just teased an upcoming feature of its yet-to-be-released Oppo Find
7. The company just confirmed that the Find 7 will sport a 2K display,
which makes it one of the world’s first devices with a display of such
resolution. Oppo seems to be taking the next logical step in displays on
smartphones and their ever increasing pixel density. The Oppo Find 5
was one of the first devices to pack a 1080p display and it looks like
the Find 7 will be one of the first with a 2K display, which is unique
positioning for their new flagship, we think. It has been more than a
year since the Find 5 was officially announced. It was showcased at the
Consumer Electronics Show & MWC last year and only then were we able to marvel at the 1080p display of the Find 5. We hope that’s the same case for the Oppo Find 7.
The Find 7 is expected to be revealed soon, at least within this
year, with top end specifications. Going back to the announcement last
year, the Find 5 was way ahead of its time, and this time, it looks like
the Find 7 will be too. Coming to specifications, we do hope the
display size remains at 5 inches, with Snapdragon 800 for the innards
and possibly a 20.7 MP camera and more. If the Find 5′s release was any
indication, we’d say we are right on the money. But the main question
here is, how good will the Find 7′s display be? Oppo had already created
one of the best displays with the Find 5, which already tops out at
around 441 PPI, but with 2K resolution, it will be even more dense. Will
we be able to see the difference?
The race for 2K displays on Smartphones is inevitable. The
resolution, which comes at 2560×1600(also known as 1600p) is higher than
the normal HDTV and equal to most high end monitors with the same
resolution
Labels: Android, Oppo, Smartphone