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Originally Posted by howyoudoin
I didn't mean it in that sense. I would assume that all e-readers would provide the same "grey paper" experience with the light turned off, and he shouldn't hope to find one drastically different to the Paperwhite that he's already tried and discarded. After all, there's only one e-ink supplier that we know of, and if there did exist one that was pristinely paper like, I'd throw away my Kindle keyboard and jump all over it in a flash. I honestly did not expect e-ink technology to remain so stagnant 3 years after I bought my kindle (not that I'm not satisfied with my purchase).
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I don't think that you've properly comprehended what he said. He is dissatisfied with the eink screen on his
first generation device, and he is dissatisfied with the
front-light of the Kindle Paperwhite. The last time I tried a Paperwhite, you couldn't turn the frontlight off completely without hacking it.