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Old 08-06-2017, 04:24 PM   #96
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I think the point that Katsunami is making is that there's a big difference between preferring to read on high-resolution screens (who wouldn't prefer a high-resolution screen?) and the claims that some people have made that they're unable to read on low-resolution screens. 20 years ago I was reading books on a Palm III which had about a 3" screen with a resolution of 160x160 pixels (which works out at about 50dpi), and we thought it was great, because there wasn't anything better around at the time. You make the best of what's available.
Yeah, I remember reading on my m500 on various Greek beaches. It was kept wrapped in a clear plastic bag to keep sand/salt/suntan lotion off it, and it worked very well. It was far preferable to filling my suitcase with 20+ paperbacks and still running out or reading material early in the second week. (It was about that time I downloaded the Baen Free Library...)

I suspect the m500 was one of the causes of the arthritis I have in both thumb joints...
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