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Sorry if my english isn't very intelligible.

In a forum in spanish, some people said old e-ink screens are whiter than newer ones. Initially I didn't believe it cause, you know, here in Spain (is pain) many people are not worthy to confide in and there are many jokers.

But maybe they are right. They state that newer e-readers have light and it disguise their lack of a whiter screen, meanwhile older ones (specifically a PRS-T2 with pearl screen) weren't able to dissimulate and manufacturers had to exert theirselves to make them as white as possible. How did they do it? I don't know, but they maybe put best layers, or more accurately, that make them touchable in order to don't worse their quality of white.

what do you think about it?