Annoying Watch Display Tech Slowly Dying
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The use of memory-in-pixel (MIP) displays in fitness watches has been popular for years due to their long battery life and visibility in sunny outdoor conditions.
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MIP displays rely on ambient lighting to make pixels visible, while AMOLED displays require more brightness and consume more battery power.
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MIP displays have limitations, such as poor readability indoors, washed-out colors, and blurry images.
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Fitness brands like Garmin, Polar, and Suunto have started incorporating AMOLED displays in their smartwatches without sacrificing significant battery life.
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The switch to AMOLED displays allows for improved readability, better visuals, and the inclusion of modern features like notifications and maps.
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Some fitness enthusiasts still prefer MIP displays for their exceptional battery life and ruggedness.
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The popularity of AMOLED displays has led to a decline in the production of MIP watches, but they still have a place in the market for budget-friendly options.
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The popularity of AMOLED displays has led to a decline in the production of MIP watches, but they still have a place in the market for budget-friendly options.
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