You want this screen — or something very much like it — in your next smartphone. At a rather absurdly high 342ppi, the Rezound shares the iPhone's unique ability to make individual pixels all but disappear to the naked eye — but it does so at a higher resolution and a much larger size than the iPhone does. Going into this review, I'd assumed that HTC would've had to use the much-maligned PenTile subpixel arrangement in order to hit such a high resolution at this size, but it turns out the Rezound uses a traditional RGB configuration. None of the usual PenTile complaints — poor text rendering, a "checkerboard" pattern around edges, strange tint, and an inability to correctly render shades of gray, for instance — are present here. Compared to the PenTile qHD displays in phones lie the Droid Bionic and Droid RAZR, the Rezound runs circles around them, both for clarity and accuracy.