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Originally Posted by djgreedo
As for fingerprints, I think the Kindle screen handles them well, but I can certainly see why many people don't like the idea of touching the surface they read. I personally can live with it for better functionality.
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I think it's just a matter of how different people figure the cost:benefit ratio. Some folks are disturbed by the slightest mark or smudge, and will fixate on it to the point that it harms their reading experience (no matter where the mark is, over text or on the periphery). For them, the time saved with touchscreen navigation for the occasional word lookup or footnote will be outweighed by the time spent constantly cleaning it.