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“However, having such a high resolution on a phone screen will probably mean text messages are even harder to read.”
why couldn’t they use a bigger font size? which so much detail available on-screen, text should become easier to read, not harder. just look at e-paper…
The Vodafone 904SH has had a VGA screen made by Sharp for a while now:
http://www.vodafone.jp/english/products/model_3G/v904sh/index.html