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melajara · 02-10-2012, 05:38 AM

Excellent, thanks netboy and andyh2000

Indeed, this is the article explaining how a telepathic interface could be constructed, some day, LOL

My point was to see how colors were rendered, seems good to me

Besides, it was also to compare pure black and white documents with a pdf page containing color. My understanding is that the color filter is applied only to the surface containing a color to render (hypothesis can be checked against pure b/w pages e.g. page 9 of the aforementioned pdf document).
So on the other parts (black and white or up to 16 shades of gray) the color filter should be transparent thus achieving a full 1600x1200 resolution on the not colored surface, ie the text).

As for zooming in and out, it seems that the forthcoming iPad 3 (available next month(?) with its 2048 x 1536 retina display will be the best, but not for outdoor reading.

So probably I'll end up with both devices, one for day light the other one for nocturnal study ;-)

02-10-2012, 05:38 AM	#27
melajara Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2012 Device: Ectaco Jetbook color, Kindle DX Gen 3, Kindle Gen 3, Nook simple Touch	Excellent, thanks netboy and andyh2000 Indeed, this is the article explaining how a telepathic interface could be constructed, some day, LOL My point was to see how colors were rendered, seems good to me Besides, it was also to compare pure black and white documents with a pdf page containing color. My understanding is that the color filter is applied only to the surface containing a color to render (hypothesis can be checked against pure b/w pages e.g. page 9 of the aforementioned pdf document). So on the other parts (black and white or up to 16 shades of gray) the color filter should be transparent thus achieving a full 1600x1200 resolution on the not colored surface, ie the text). As for zooming in and out, it seems that the forthcoming iPad 3 (available next month(?) with its 2048 x 1536 retina display will be the best, but not for outdoor reading. So probably I'll end up with both devices, one for day light the other one for nocturnal study ;-)