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Is the transflective TFT display really sunreadable ?
By: PaulWassenaar Rank: Starfleet Ensign Postings: 2 From: n/a	Posted: Mo Sep 06, 2010 - 01:18 According to the information given in the data sheet of www.cartft.com/catalog/il/1102 this transflective sunlight readable screen has (only) 400 NITS, while it is generally acknowledged that a sunlight readable screen should have at least between 800 and 1000 NITS. Is there an error in the data sheet (since 400 NITS is really low)?
By: CarTFT Rank: Starfleet Commander Postings: 86 From: GERMANY	Posted: Mo Sep 06, 2010 - 07:01 With transmissive technology you really would need 1000nits and more to "fight" against the sunlight (here the idea is to be brighter as the sun - difficult). With transflective technology the sunlight itself is reflected in the panel and used as brightness for the panel (the sun helps to make it readable). PS : You can find real life pictures from Death Valley (US) here : http://www.cartft.com/community/Story/death_valley