Thread: I love my Kindle.
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Old 06-12-2011, 03:05 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by bhartman36 View Post
To be fair, those links appear to be talking about the second generation Kindle. The third generation Kindle's Pearl screen is much improved from that.

The headaches seem to be linked to low contrast. Again, I think this would be different from the Kindle 3.

What generation Kindle do you have? It's not listed in your profile.
I have a Kindle 2. The K3 is indeed better, but it still is too low contrast for me. I hope that Sony will bring out it's color e-ink in short order and Amazon adopts it in a future Kindle. It's funny. I carry both a Kindle and an iphone when I travel. I use the Kindle only for internet access, I use the iphone as the ereader.
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