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According to Samsung, this happens faster with blue pixels than with red or green ones, which is also the reason why PenTile displays should last longer – they feature more green pixels and less red and blue ones. If you’re having trouble understanding why that is, here’s a more detailed explanation: the pixel layout in the display, used in the S3, is RGRB (red – green-red-blue) . When compared to the pixel layout in RGB displays (red-green-blue) one can clearly see, that the red pixels in the first case are exactly twice as much as those in the second one.
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UK retailer Mobile Fun have released the images of a number of Official Samsung products for the Samsung Galaxy S3. Over on their blog they’ve shown images for six bound to be popular S3 Official accessories: the Desktop Dock, Holder and Battery Charger, two Flip cases, the C-Pen and Wi-Fi Display Hub.
Taking a closer look at the accessories: the C-Pen (which is thought to be the upgrade to the S-Pen) is a great solution for increasing accuracy when using the Galaxy S III. The soft tip helps to keep the display of the S3 clean and free from fingerprints, whilst helping you to become a pro at apps like Draw Something.
One of the nicest looking Samsung Galaxy S3 case styles to be released by Samsung, the Official Flip covers replace the original back cover of the S3 and offers protection to the screen as well as the back and sides. The flip cover is a great addition to the case as now the display remains looking newer for longer as well as the handset. As expected all the ports and features are accessible when using the case, so we think it’s a definite must have.