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the only use I would have for a color screen is if it was a picture book. other then that black and white text is best read while it is printed black on white or white on black.
When I used to buy or borrow printed books, I seem to recall that the text was printed in black on either crisp white pages(hard cover) or newsprint type(paperback) paper. The end result was that regardless the book was readable. The only color in most of the books I purchased (paperback) was the cover. And the black and white images I get for the cover are fine and sharp on the Kobo H20 or any of the other readers I have. At any rate having a color E-Reader would be rather ineffective. Besides we already have color readers, We call them Tablets, I-Pads and Slate computers. Why would we need to add anything more to that line up. Besides 99 percent of us only use the E-Reader to read and color is a distraction to the printed word.
regards
Jack
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