Gorilla Glass

Oh,

I've heard about the Gorilla Glass for years.

Wear resistance.

They scratch.

If only you got paid a dollar for every time you saw someone showing off this animation.

The front of the device is graced with a 5 inch 1080p IPS display with a 3rd generation gorilla defending it, Gorilla Glass 3, and hopefully it doesn't crack as easily as the Nexus 4's glass did.

The display is fairly bright and usable outdoors as you can see right now.

Web browsing is flawed on this device and we're about to examine this a little further.

But that TUV certified OLED is the big, big, big, big one for anyone that suffers with the flickering.

And it's got a freaking AR Gorilla Glass screen.

So if you're brave enough to rock naked with no screen protector, then it's amazing.

Yeah.

Wow, for gaming, that could be cool.

0.2 millisecond response time, 500 nit brightness, and Corning Gorilla Glass.

Yeah, that's good stuff.

16 gigabyte onboard LPDDR5X memory.

So Corning's been around since 1851.

And on the cell phone story side of things, they make Gorilla Glass, which is the glass that's in most cell phone fronts.

So like the iPhone uses Gorilla Glass.

And then a lot of the flagship Android models will have their glass in the front as well.

But their pivot now towards fiber optics has put them in a place in AI where they are going to help solve one of the biggest bottlenecks that AI has.

The screens are pretty durable.

Gorilla Glass.

Strong, durable screens.

Yeah, screens are great.

Yeah, this is huge and it's a personal bugbear of mine on other devices.

This has Corning Gorilla Glass DXC and it's basically anti-glare without being matte.

So it's called anti-reflective, so an AR coating on it.

And it obviously is still reflective because it's still a gloss screen, but it massively cuts down the reflections so much so that you can game the daylight, you can get next to a window, you don't see your face, like right now with all these lights on in here, there's like one, two, three, four, five, like there's multiple big lights on in here and I can't even see my face in the screen.

And we wrote about them in Play Bigger.

They invented Gorilla Glass long before there was an application for it.

And so to your point... 175

years.

Um, and we wrote about them in Play Bi-Bigger.

They in-invented Gorilla Glass long before there was an application for it.

And so to your point, Eddie-

175 years.