We did talk about leaked images of the purported Samsung Galaxy Alpha yesterday, and in our rantings, we did mention how the alleged Samsung Galaxy Alpha could arrive with a display that carried either Full HD capability or cater for Quad HD performance instead. It made much more sense sticking to Full HD resolution considering the screen size which would be overkill if Quad HD resolution were to be implemented, but it seems that 720p resolution might seem to be a more plausible solution.
After all, at 720 x 1,280 pixels on a 4.7” display, the images and videos that you see in there are not going to be too far off the mark, not to mention a 720p display has a possibly distinct advantage over the other higher resolutions – it might not place too much a strain on the device’s battery life compared to higher resolution screens.
Other than the possible “downgrading” of the screen resolution to 720p, it is also tipped that the Samsung Galaxy Alpha arrives with 32GB of internal memory, encased with an aluminum frame for its chassis, while the back ought to sport a camera with LED flash in addition to a heart rate sensor. After reading this, which resolution count would you be gunning for?
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