Screen size and display resolution are key factors to consider when purchasing tablets for the home or office. Needless to say not all screens are created equal. Let's take a closer look at some of the highly ranked screens. The Sony Xperia Z4, is no different.
The 10.1-incher is supremely thin and light
and its performance is among the fastest Android tablets. Its large HD
screen is bright and crisp and, though it features a wide range of
colors, color reproduction still looks lifelike and accurate. Like its
predecessors, it's also waterproof. The Galaxy Tab S2 8.0, unlike its predecessor (see below), has a 4:3
aspect ratio. This means the screen is a little more square, and not as
wide as the majority of tablets with a 16:9 aspect ratio. The size is
better suited for reading and browsing the Web, however HD video still
looks razor-sharp. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 was released last year, though it's by no
mean out of date. The super-AMOLED screen is similar to the one found on
this year's model, the Galaxy Tab S2 (above), but with a higher
resolution, resulting in more pixels-per-inch. It's sharp and vibrant,
with rich color and deep contrast that make real life look dull in
comparison. It also comes in a large 10.5 inch model. Since the screens are bigger with a wide aspect ratio (16:9), the older models are better for watching video. By contrast the Dell Venue 8 7000 is a sleek 8.4-inch model with a lot going for it. Its slim
and lightweight aluminum design feels solid and luxe, and its sharp
screen doesn't disappoint either. It's one of the best small tablets you can buy and, if you're a fan of photography, you'll get a kick out of its depth-sensing rear camera. Which screen display best meets your needs? Share your picks with the Smartphone and Tablet Emporium.
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