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Originally Posted by riedje
Considering that the primary use of an e-reader would be to .. read, I'd say this is a pretty important feature.
I for one do like the resolution and dpi and so far it's head and shoulders above any other e-reader or tablet I've used in the past. To be fair, my opinion is based on how much using the device mimics a "real book experience" and so far it's holding up quite nicely.
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I agree for the most part. I do like an ereader to go beyond the "dead trees" experience. I have "old" eyes, so the ability to chose different fonts, change the font size to a more readable size, and, most important, illuminate the page to help me see the text. All of this is done with excellent resolution.
I am well pleased with the Aura's performance in the things I need/expect in an ereader.