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Originally Posted by DuskyRose
I've seen the video before, and it still doesn't move me to want one. When they block the light, it just looks dark, not 'paper like'. And there's no demonstration of fonts. Are they clear and crisp, or do they look weedy or look like they 'bleed' out?
For use in sunlight, or if the battery life is hugely improved, I see this as a tablet competitor, not a eInk replacement.
So, for me, nothing about it makes it seem likely that I'd buy it. I have some really nice tablets, yet always read anything that takes more than a few minutes on my eInk device. Better eInk is what would interest me.
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I understand but still it is a particular LCD not reflexive that I remember is the principle why the eink is cool to read
So combining the advantages of an ereader without refresh eink rate
Smooth video great touch experience need that people in the world can use
Only one device to carry on.
I live in amsterdam and now that is kind of summer I see every day in the parks where I go to run people that carry more and more mini ipad to read.. In the sun Seing their face on the screen. And they do the same with galaxy tabs
But when I speak with them they carry on plugs to charge the battery
And when I show the not reflective light of the eink they agree is better to read outside but.. They cannot do the same things
Several company are experimenting not reflexive screen long battery endurance even on the ..mobile phone using monochrome eink..
Battery and a display that allow you to read and do other is the trend according to me all the data are in this direction.
Or will do apple samsung. Or will do sony amazon
As people say in Dutch het is niet anders( no way things will be different than this)
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