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Old 12-06-2011, 11:08 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by soilwork View Post
Even though I am not very interested in color screen, if Jetbook Color (JC) can display 1600*1200 in grey scale, it can be a very good tool for those who mainly read letter/a4 sized PDF files. JC has almost twice more pixels/dots than Entourage Edge which has 1200 * 825 resolution for the same sized screen.
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Originally Posted by bob123 View Post
What it sounds like to me is if you open a standard black and white page it will have 1600*1200 but if you open something in colour (like a comic) it will only have 600*800.
That's just my guess.
Black and white resolution isn't 1200x1600. That's the sub-pixel resolution. Each pixel in the 600x800 colour display consists of a group of four pixels:

RG
BW

Red, green, blue, white. If the controller is clever, it will use sub-pixel addressing for greyscale images that will make use of the higher sub-pixel resolution, rather like Microsoft's cleartype does for LCD screens. But it will never be as good as a pure 1200x1600 greyscale screen for greyscale images.
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