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Old 09-07-2011, 11:19 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by elcreative View Post
Anywhere and any light that I can (or used to) read paper in proves perfectly comfortable for eInk... unless you use a 300 or 600 with the resistive metallic layer that screws up the contrast... might need better lighting for those than paper...
Don't you mean 600 and 900? 300 isn't touch screen.

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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
Wrong.

E-ink is definitely much easier on the eyes if there is enough surrounding light. You try to read an e-ink device in our livingroom, in the evenings. Or even on a cloudy day. You need to sit in the one particular corner where there is a floor light. A paper book is readable, without too much problem. E-ink becomes a chore.
I frequently read my 505 in a low light setting. My girlfriend requires more sleep than I do, and also has trouble when sleeping not next to me. So when she goes to bed, I go to bed, and I often will read with just a little LED light. No more difficult to read than paper.
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