Thread: Are larger sized eink displays actually better suited to reading?
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Old 06-16-2009, 02:39 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Andybaby View Post
for reading I would be just as happy with a 5 inch device, but a 6 inch device can still fit in my pocket so it doesn't really matter to me.

I have no reason to want a larger screen, and am perfectly happy with small screens. Pocket reading, that's why I like eink.
Same here. And that's why I'm waiting for the 5". 7" or larger might be good, but not for a dedicated e-reader. And when I finally got my 5" e-ink device, I think I'll still be reading on my PDA in bed (partially because of the backlight, partially because of its size and partially because of its sturdiness...)
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