Here is the comparison of Nokia Lumia 620 and Samsung Galaxy Core in terms of their display, according to the article of the Fuse Joplin.

The Samsung Galaxy Core comes with a 4.3inch screen with IPS LCD technology. The handset has a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, but does not offer a razor sharp image because it has a low pixel density of 217-ppi.

The handset has a brightness of 343-nits, which offer a viewing experience of a dim display quality. However, it offers a good picture viewing experience because it has a great color accuracy. The screen of the Samsung Galaxy Core has "great viewing angles without the colors being deteriorated at extreme angles."

Furthermore, the device has an oleo-phobic coating display, which is a home for smudges, makes it hard for a user to read the content on the screen. Also, it does not offer an automatic brightness setting, making it hard for the user to enjoy the handset.

On the other hand, the Nokia Lumia 620 comes with 3.8inch IPS LCD screen with a Clear Black technology and a WVGA resolution similar to Samsung Galaxy Core. The Clear Black technology offers the user with deep black and saturated colors.

The handset offers the user to use the device even if single handed only, since it has a smaller screen it gives a good resolution.

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