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Originally Posted by Luigino
I agree with you, Derek, then maybe my question was silly but I asked because as in a previous post I noticed about the Epson's B6 ebook prototype...
Then now trashing the question about refraction, I'm still with the question about readability of screen between 6" and a 9" when surely fonts are so small in those dimensions from a normal laptop while reading something...
Luigi
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Luigi,
The Cybook allows for fonts between 6pt and 36pt. Really! At the smallest font, even wearing prescription reading glasses won't help all that much. And at 36pt, the characters are 1/2-inch tall. As for the Netronix EB-100, the same as the Astak Mentor in the 6" display, you get to choose between approximately 12pt to 24pt - from what I can eyeball. Again, a fairly decent range of font sizes. I'm not sure how to change font styles on the Netronix, but on the Cybook, it's just a matter of downloading a TrueType font family to the Fonts directory on the device. I've taken off some of the TT fonts that came with it which I didn't like and replaced them with TT fonts that I prefer.
Derek