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I personally don't really care what screen it uses, as long as the resolution is high enough.
I have two readers, two technologies. I use the e-ink for those well-lit areas and the LCD for those dim and dark areas.
In summer, the e-ink sees more use, in winter the LCD. And in bed I'll only use the LCD as I hate those clip-on reading lights (they are always shining the wrong way and are annoying when you turn around).
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