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The HTC One X has the best display we've ever seen in an Android smartphone, and quite possible it's got the best display we've seen in any phone. It's that good.
That's a big claim, we know. And resolution fanatics will cry out that its pixel density still doesn't match the 326 pixels per inch of the iPhone 4S. Know what? It doesn't. But 317 pixels per inch on a 4.7-inch display is plenty impressive. (The One X has a 720x1280 resolution.) It also bypasses the AMOLED argument, using a Super LCD 2 display. There's virtually no space between the glass and the display, so the colors and icons seem to nearly be floating on top, also giving it some excellent viewing angles. You know those dummy phones you'll see in some stores, with the fake displays that are really stickers stuck to a shell and that look a little too good to be true? It's almost like that, but in a real, working phone.
And we're not done singing the display's praises. The ambient light sensor keeps things surprisingly bright. It's been a long time since we've had a phone we can actually use outside, let alone in direct sunlight. So long as the big bright ball in the sky isn't reflecting directly back into your retinas, you'll be able to use the One X outdoors.

Bome su se potrudili oko LCD 2 ekrana.
Nije pun saturacije kao AMOLED, niti su boje tako žive, ali je u svemu ostalome bolji.