Thread: Eye-Strain on LCDs is a Myth (or missunderstood)
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Old 04-10-2010, 09:13 AM   #84
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All I can base my opinion on is my own experience with MY eyes. If I'm viewing a backlit screen for five hours - with the light level adjusted comfortably for my eyes - my vision is blurred by the end of that time. If I'm reading a book or a non-backlit ereader for that same time frame, that doesn't happen.
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