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Originally Posted by soulfuldog
OK I understand it is the light diffuser that Amazon improved, but if its nothing to do with the capacitive touch screen, can you explain why Kobo can get the light working so well on their other readers but haven't been able to do so on the only one with the capacitive touch screen?
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I can't say for sure, obviously, but I could put forward a number of suggestions. Perhaps, for example, this device, with its flush screen, had a wider gap between the light diffuser and the actual display screen below it. That could certainly result in a less sharp image. That was the mistake that Sony made with their short-lived and horrible PRS-700.