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The phrase "a high quality screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a screen that has excellent resolution, clarity, or overall performance, often in the context of electronics or displays.
Example: "The new smartphone features a high quality screen that enhances the viewing experience for videos and games."
Alternatives: "a premium display" or "an excellent screen".
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A major limitation of existing projection display systems is that they rely on a high quality screen for projecting images.
Also, I tend to have a high quality screen.
To establish a high quality screen and 30 mm thickness with 20 40 mesh gravel packing layer sand control model, and it is also applied the same fine-silty sand and clay experiment simulating conditions.
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General rumors include a quad-core processor and a higher quality screen than the original fire, along with the obvious size bump.
Reportedly, this tablet will have better specs than the Fire with a higher quality screen and more than likely a more competent computing platform.
It has a high-quality screen and a fast processor running on Google's Android software.
A high-quality screen protector and case may cost more than the standard option, but they're well worth the investment, Mr. Bogle said.
In Japan, a high-quality screen doesn't necessarily mean a touchscreen.
For a real home-theater experience, you need a high-quality screen.
The objections are easily surmountable and if Apple is pushing media and photography, a high-quality screen like this will be a key advantage.
That said, it's hard to provide an apples-to-apples comparison, especially since the iPad actually has a higher-quality screen by some standards, and also the Xoom doesn't offer a cheaper version, like the $500 base iPad.
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