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Old 08-10-2012, 01:40 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by techiemonkey View Post
i dont like lighting on an eink screen.it just takes out the eink paper look and starts looking somewhat like a real screen.for me in the fight between the ability for the screen to like paper vs the ability to read at night the ability to like paper wins hands down,it is the uniqueness of an eink screen.if i really want to rea at night,i would:
1.read on an lcd
2.or turn on the lights
3.or use a clip on light r a lighted cover.i dont care about weight.
I think you are being narrow minded. The front light on eInk is much better than the backlight on an LCD. And unlike backlighting on LCDs, the front light can be turned off when you don't need it, so you have no drawback, albeit a slight drop in contrast due to the light distribution layer. It is a nice idea, you get the good qualities of eInk, while getting the chance to keep reading when the ambient light is too dim.
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