Thread: LCD vs. e-ink: The eyestrain debate
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Old 03-21-2012, 07:12 AM   #130
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I d not care how high or sharp the resolution of a backlit LCD device is. I get headaches caused by eye strain when using them to read lots of static text.

I only care about what backlit LCD does to me, thus the solution is e-ink for lengthy reading.

Choice of LCD or e-ink is a purely personal choice. No one is right or wrong in this matter.
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