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Originally Posted by LDBoblo
Some displays emit light, like your computer monitor and TV and other such devices.
Some displays reflect light, like most dedicated ebook readers and calculators.
If you want a reflective screen that also has a backlight, you need a transflective device. There are a few PDAs with transflective displays, and there's a fairytale company called Pixel Qi that many people are still hoping will have market presence soon. Other than those possibilities, you need to either choose a reflective screen like E-Ink or the Aluratek Libre's LCD and use a frontlight with it, or you need to get a transmissive screen like an iPad's LCD and keep it shaded when around bright light.
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why does the aluratek only have a quoted battery life of 24 hours.
my lcd watch's battray lasts a year...
so where is the power going?
i understand the display is larger but even taking that into account the battery life would be at least a couple of weeks not 24 hours.