Samsung begin Mass production of true HD Super AMOLEDs for the Galaxy S III

Samsung used the alternative HD PenTile screen matrix arrangement on the Galaxy Note, it wasn't bad but the colors and sharpness of the screen is not that good, Samsung want to go further with a HD Super AMOLED+ RGB matrix.

As predicted, the 5.5-Gen A2 production line that was supposed to move to Phase 3 production method tests in Q1 this year, will be churning out the 720p Super AMOLED screen with a regular RGB matrix for the Samsung Galaxy S III now in Q2.

Moreover, Samsung is reportedly using a combination of FMM and LITI for it FMM for the blue pixels, since it is the blue that traditionally gave trouble in OLED screens with its shorter lifespan than the other organic LEDs, and LITI for the red and green pixels, resulting in what we hope will be a gorgeous and durable RGB Super AMOLED screen for the Galaxy S III.

The panel is reported to be the same one that initially went out on the 4.65-inch Galaxy S II HD LTE, but done with a true HD RGB matrix, resulting into the sweet 316ppi pixel density, for real this time.