Thread: PRS-900 Daily edition vs the touch edition
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Old 02-02-2010, 09:38 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by scottjl View Post
Actually more grayscale levels would give text a better appearance with subpixel rendering. But I can not find any evidence this technology is applicable to eInk displays.
I don't know if 16 levels is enough to make anti-aliasing effective. I know I don't miss it at all on the 300 (200 ppi is plenty for my eyes) but I know different people have different thresholds. This is just a gut-feel guess on my part, no hard evidence to back it up.
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