I honestly can't see any difference between the 720P display on the nexus 4, and the 1080P display on the Nexus 5.
Of course if I scrutinize both I could discern a difference with no problem, but functionally speaking, there is no difference. We certainly don't need more than 1080P on a phone, do we?
the linked article measures Maximum Brightness, Screen Reflectance, performance in High Ambient Light, Absolute Color Accuracy, Viewing Angles, display power efficiency, and running time on battery. It also says that all of those are more important than resolution.
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I honestly can't see any difference between the 720P display on the nexus 4, and the 1080P display on the Nexus 5.
Of course if I scrutinize both I could discern a difference with no problem, but functionally speaking, there is no difference. We certainly don't need more than 1080P on a phone, do we?
How about some better battery life instead? :)
the linked article measures Maximum Brightness, Screen Reflectance, performance in High Ambient Light, Absolute Color Accuracy, Viewing Angles, display power efficiency, and running time on battery. It also says that all of those are more important than resolution.