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Originally Posted by trocchietto
HarryT your point makes sense to me.
the point is are people aware that you cannot read a book for hours without eyestrains on lcd? i think not, they are not enough informed.
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You may have this problem but I certainly don't, nor do lots of others on this board and out in the general public.
If you can read all day on your LCD monitor at work, you most certainly can do so with a tablet/phone.
I doubt anyone can see well with the sun glaring on a phone/tablet, so it stands to reason that would cause eyestrain. Nor are we meant to read in total darkness, we are not nocturnal creatures with eyes designed to do so. Would you go traipsing through the woods at night...I don't think so unless you want to walk into a tree. So why read in the dark.
This isn't a matter of being uninformed, it is a matter of applying common sense.
We all know, there was a time when the early lcd screens used to flicker, wobble etc. and could cause eyestrain. But that was years ago, and things have improved dramatically. But some just don't want to let it go/or even try the improved technology. They just go around declaring eink good/lcd tablet bad.
If eink floats your boat, have at it, but it doesn't mean that lcd is bad for all because it isn't.