Thread: E Ink is Great for Those of Us With Eye Floaters
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Old 05-09-2010, 09:25 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
Poor you.
What are you doing that you have to see the bowl of soup all the time?
Alas, I'm a microbiologist. But fortunately we mostly rely on molecular methods to identify things these days, so I spend relatively little time staring at gross stringy floaters. Which reminds me of the James Thurber essay about his micro class (Instructor: "That's your eye! You're drawing the inside of your eye!")

Regarding LCD versus hard copy, I don't notice any difference. But my Zod has a very gray screen at its usual 40% brightness level.
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