| Richard Adhikari 06/13/14 2:45 PM PT | |
 | Samsung's claim that the Galaxy Tab S line has the most advanced display technology is true, said IHS iSuppli's Sweta Dash. Its 8.4-inch tablet offers 359 ppi, compared to the Kindle Fire HDX's 339 ppi. The 10.5-inch Galaxy Tab S offers 288 ppi compared to the iPad Air's 264 ppi. OLED tech enables thinner devices than LCD and a better contrast ratio. However, it costs more to produce, too. [More...] |
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 | AT&T, DirecTV Merger Could Hamper Cord-Cutting AT&T's planned merger with DirecTV is far from a done deal. Among the objections that have been raised is one stemming from a filing this week with the FCC. There is now concern that the merger would make it more difficult for consumers to cut their cable-TV cords. The companies told the FCC in a public interest statement that the merger is the only way they would be able to compete. [More...] |
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