Thread: LCD vs. e-ink: The eyestrain debate
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Old 11-27-2011, 09:27 PM   #94
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Originally Posted by toddos View Post
Not being a migraine sufferer, I can't relate. Sucks to be you. Edit: While LCDs may be triggers for migraines, if you're not prone to migraines LCDs will not make you a migraine sufferer.

Reflective vs. transmissive, you don't get to have it both ways. Light reflected off an eink surface is diffused by the surface. Light transmitted through an LCD panel is diffused by the panel. Both are diffuse light. They are the same.
As you said, you can't relate... nor know but getting good at throwing irrelevancies in such as LCD not making you a migraine sufferer - who said it did??? And LCD "diffuse" light is NOT the same as diffuse reflective light... check out the science of optics sometime...
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