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Originally Posted by Blossom
One theory that was given in the other thread said it could be possible Amazon's is using a few test units settings to calibrate a batch and with the way eINK varies there are some that get calibrated wrong which explains why my K4 looks the way it does. |
If they're all running the same software, then I would expect them to look the same. Otherwise it's a hardware difference. Notably I read the Nook screen was improved with a software upgrade, but the screens improved as one.
If you haven't already done so, might I suggest you install bold fonts to improve clarity. I recently read about a font called Amasis on these forums that would do the trick.