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Acer Liquid Jade Z Specs

I see the pics and video on the article, but looking at the image on the back of the phone the flash led seems pretty tiny. I'd be curious to see some low light photos.
 
"...instantly lending it some instant credibility."

Is that how instant cred works? :p


On topic: What's special about the "Zero Air Gap" display?
 
What's special about the "Zero Air Gap" display?

Acer says it helps the phone be "readable in all circumstances with Zero Air Gap technology reducing unwanted reflections."

And also:
"Zero Air Gap technology unites touch and sight better than ever for a truly impressive touchscreen experience. This technology directly bonds the module to the touch panel thereby eliminating reflections, which can degrade contrast and viewing angles, especially in sunlight conditions."
 
Acer says it helps the phone be "readable in all circumstances with Zero Air Gap technology reducing unwanted reflections."

And also:
"Zero Air Gap technology unites touch and sight better than ever for a truly impressive touchscreen experience. This technology directly bonds the module to the touch panel thereby eliminating reflections, which can degrade contrast and viewing angles, especially in sunlight conditions."

Ah, so it's essentially "flattening" the layers of glass + screen + digitizer to minimize reflection/distortions? Sounds cool, and probably looks even better in person. :)
 
Didn't they do that with the N7? That is why its damn near cheaper to buy a new one than replace it because they are either all fused together or only one piece.
 
Didn't they do that with the N7? That is why its damn near cheaper to buy a new one than replace it because they are either all fused together or only one piece.
A lot of devices have the glass/display/digitizer fused into one unit. I'm not exactly sure what makes the difference between "zero air gap" and that, unless it's just a marketing term.
 
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