ClearBlack

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ClearBlack is the brand name of a display technology developed by Nokia that promises high contrast, better black and good readability in sunlight. This is achieved by integrating two different polarization filter foils on the front of the display; these reduce the reflected ambient light.

The first device with this technology was presented by Nokia at Nokia World 2010 in London. The Nokia E7-00 was the first mobile phone to be shipped with a ClearBlack display. ClearBlack was originally based on AMOLED displays , but the technology is now also used in IPS displays . In June 2014 Microsoft also took over the brand names ClearBlack and PureView after Nokia’s mobile communications division .

Devices with ClearBlack display

Nokia / Microsoft devices with ClearBlack display:

device Display type
Nokia E7 AMOLED
Lumia 630/635 IPS
Lumia 640 / XL IPS
Lumia 710 IPS
Lumia 720 IPS
Lumia 730/735 AMOLED
Lumia 800 AMOLED
Lumia 820 IPS
device Display type
Lumia 830 IPS
Lumia 900 AMOLED
Lumia 920 IPS
Lumia 925 AMOLED
Lumia 930 AMOLED
Lumia 1020 AMOLED
Lumia 1320 IPS
Lumia 1520 IPS

Lumia 950 AMOLED

Lumia 950 XL AMOLED

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Aaron Souppouris: Nokia's ClearBlack display technology explained '. The Verge , February 7, 2012.
  2. ↑ Kamal: Nokia ClearBlack Display. In: techstage. September 14, 2010, accessed May 17, 2015 .
  3. ↑ Seth Brodeur: Nokia brand names Lumia, ClearBlack, PureView, and others now belong to Microsoft. Microsoft NewsWindows Phone News, June 16, 2014.
  4. ^ Peter Bright: The Lumia 535: Microsoft's first phone reviewed. Arstechnica.com, December 11, 2014.
  5. ↑ Lumia Smartphones on Microsoft.com, accessed May 19, 2015.

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