Thread: Less burn-in on the newer Readers over time?
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Old 04-19-2008, 12:11 PM   #1
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Less burn-in on the newer Readers over time?
I'm thoroughly enjoying my newer model Sony (505), and am avidly reading a number of books.

I've noticed that there is less of a burn-in on these newer screens. Also, the "burst" when changing pages is implemented somewhat differently.

Harry, and others, is the Gen3 also experiencing less burn-in on the screen? I realize the screens are the same, but perhaps software also plays a part in how pages are turned?

For those who've had this newest Sony since it's release, what are your experiences?

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