Thread: Smallest e-Ink screen for you to use as primary e-Reader? 4.7" (YotaPhone 3) enough?
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Old 08-01-2015, 07:38 AM   #26
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Originally Posted by Larken View Post
Personally, I don't think screen size matters as much as font clarify and screen contrast. Like the fella who started reading on a Palm handheld, I also started reading on a Palm m515 using PalmReader. It had a 3" screen and 320x320 backlit. So screen size, for me, would take a backseat to font clarify, screen contrast and also portability. I like my Glo HD because it fits in my back pocket.
A question about the Glo... I was looking at reviews and they were not very good in terms of life. How are you finding yours and how can you put it in your back pocket without breakage?

The Glo is an eink device isn't it?
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