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Originally Posted by Garry Lancaster
Looks interesting, but the main drawback appears to be that it uses a capacitive touchscreen, rather than IR beam detection. This would put the quality of the screen on a par with the old Sony PRS-600 (ie pretty poor contrast).
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I beg to differ. A capacitive touchscreen is a transparent
coating on the screen. This is very different from the resistive touchscreen "layer" that the PRS-600 had. I have several devices with capacitive touchscreens (iPhone, iPad); both have superb screens.