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Originally Posted by krazy4katz
However, the K2 and K3 have 16 shades of grey, whereas the K1 only had 4. Of course that made a difference in illustrations, but wouldn't it also make a difference in the contrast between the letters and the screen?
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No. The number of grey-scales affects the number of shades of grey between "black" and "white", but since text is displayed in "black" it doesn't affect it at all.
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Also, the new kindle is supposed to have a pearl screen, which was previously only used on the newest DX, I think. However, I don't know what that means.
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I posted a photograph earlier in this thread which shows you exactly what it means. Much blacker "black" on the screen, hence improved contrast.