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Old 02-09-2013, 05:04 AM   #6
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I wonder too if they adjusted the settings on the e-ink screens at all to darken the contrast, like many of us do, or just used the default settings, which for me are too thin and washed out. That adjustment alone could have made a big difference in the outcome of the study.
How do you do that? I just checked my Kindle and my Kobo and neither have a setting that directly mentions "contrast". Is it something to do with the font chosen?
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