Display
The Nuclea N1 sports 12.7-inch (5-inch) active matrix display with OGS supporting 1920×1080 pixel resolution (Full HD). Auxus Nuclea N1 comes with active matrix display. This means each pixel of the display is individually controlled to provide a sharp image at wide viewing angle, so that users can have a different and unique viewing experience.
The T1000 sports a 4.7" IPS screen with pixel dimensions of 720x1280. The display uses OGS (One Glass Solution) technology that eliminates the space between your display and touchscreen, allowing you to almost touch what's on your display. The screen of T1000 offers display, vibrant colours, good contrast and acceptable levels of black. It also offers wide viewing angles. The handset lacks scratch resistant glass.
Winner: iBerry Auxus Nuclea N1
Comparative analysis: iBerry Auxus Nuclea N1 vs Xolo Play T1000
New Delhi: Hong Kong based handset maker iBerry's latest smartphone Auxus Nuclea N1 is a mid-end Android smartpohone sporting a 5-inch Full HD 1080p, 1920 x 1080 resolution One-Glass Solution display with Active Matrix technology.
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