AT&T Nexus Ones Have Bad Displays?

Mar 18 2010, 10:45am CDT | by Robert Evans

Well, this certainly isn't going to help sales at all. Earlier this week we reported that the AT&T and Rogers editions of the Nexus One had launched. Now information has come out of Boy Genius which suggests that these new Nexus Ones may have a serious issue with their displays.

When put side-by-side with a T-Mo Nexus One, the difference in screen quality becomes obvious. 'Black' tends more towards the purplish-red end of the spectrum, and everything seems to be much less clear. Google has yet to comment on the issue.

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