[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LiquidNitrogen:
I honestly don't know why people are complaining about the pentile screen having a lower actual subpixel count. For those of you who are, pay close attention to this: I used over fifteen monitors in the past year and have been using an 17.3" RGBLED screen with 1920x1200 resolution and 100+% gamut as my main screen for the last two months and I can say with certainty that in real world scenarios that gamut and color reproduction/accuracy are FAR FAR FAR more important than having "more pixels", assuming the pixel count is not absolutely atrocious. Looking at those comparison pictures between the Galaxy Note screen and the others, I can immediately point out that:

- The clarity is as good as the iPhone 4's, if not better (the iPhone 4's screen looks blurry to me, probably from a combination of lower gamut and resolution)

- The color reproduction on the Note is MUCH BETTER than the iPhone 4's

- Four of the key colors to look out for on any screen are (in order) green, red, yellow, and blue. These will show very easily how good or crappy a screen is. Look at the iPhone 4's green, red, yellow, and blue, they do not show the full range of these colors nor are they as accurate as they should be - the iPhone 4's screen is clearly unable to support the gamut required to properly display images. Whereas, the Note's looks pretty close to what this image would probably look like on my Alienware m17x's RGBLED 100+% gamut screen. I would check against the native image on my screen, but I can't seem to find it.

SIDENOTE: I just realized that many of you may not be able to see the things I am noticing because you probably have typical laptop screens that do not show the colors that are missing from the iPhone 4 and Galaxy S II. The screens you're on are probably about 70% gamut so they would probably remove alot of the extra color you can see on the Note vs the iPhone 4. I'm on an ultra-high end monitor that shows NEAR OR ALL colors possible on the video signal and am noticing that the Note trumps the others in terms of color accuracy, and gamut.

SIDENOTE 2: For those of you who have Notes and think they their Note has a serious green tint issue, you may just be noticing that the Note supports a wider range of Green than other monitors you have used - making the green more noticable and "pop" more. However, that's not to say the Note doesn't have a general green tint issue, just that it may not be as bad as you think. EDIT: If anything, I'm seeing more blue tint than green tint.

I'll say it again: COLOR COLOR COLOR. Don't assume all screens are the same in terms of color, because they aren't and it makes a huge difference. On any day of the week I will take a negligibly lower resolution with a higher gamut and color accuracy (like the Note appears to be) than one with higher resolution but lower gamut (iPhone 4).

EDIT: Also realized that the Note has the advantage of getting better blacks than the alternatives. DAMN this is a nice phone, as the key criterias for a nice screen are gamut, color accuracy, screen resolution and blacks, and the Note seems to have high quality in each area. Perhaps when I see the screen IRL I will have a different opinion but based off those comparison images and my knowledge of the Note's hardware, no one should be complaining that the Note's screen sucks.