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Originally Posted by Billi
Besides the personal preferences there is a kind of optical illusion working too.
About two years ago Pocketbook, for instance, made some tests with their otherwise identical 9,7" readers with a black and white frame. When the frames where visible the black devices seemed to have a better screen (contrast, sharpness), when the frames where covered by some sheets of paper people couldn't find any difference between the screens.
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Hi, I concur with this. I myself owned the Sony PRS-T1 in white and PRS-T2 in black , and the contrast appeared much better on the black one. I then hid the frames by covering them with paper and saw that it was in fact identical.
It's true that it is subjective, as FizzyWater said, however it's just how the brain works so one has to deal with it
