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Originally Posted by xendula
Are you keeping a Paperwhite and a Glo? For youself? That's what I call splurging!!
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I'm a tech geek. I work in software, and like keeping an eye on the industry. So I tend to upgrade more often than most folks. It's practically a hobby. But I don't hoard either, so the Glo was mostly paid for by clearing out older readers.
But I also can loan out one of them to family members to use and play with.
This year was a bit more expensive than some when it comes to e-readers, but I haven't upgraded my laptop this year, so there's that.
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Originally Posted by NNolan
Kolenka - have you fiddled with the font adjustments on the Glo yet? I managed to get text to look as good on the Glo as on my now-returned 2nd PW by increasing some of the font parameters. I think it might have been thickness and sharpness.
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I have a bit, but in general, the fonts tend to stay more 'print-like' than the Kindle's variants with less raw contrast even with the thickness turned up. This isn't really a bad thing or good thing, but I can see folks being on one side or the other. The font selection and general quality was
not a flaw on the Kobo.