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Originally Posted by Ghitulescu
But you something to OFF  and of course to ON when the lighting conditions worsen (like in the evening, or in darker corners of a lobby or or or).
Why do you think reading lamps were sales hits year after year (until everyone start reading from facebook instead of real, true, paper books)? |
Except, if Hemmi is like me, we can't focus properly using a front-lit eReader. Something to do with the lighting layer, according to one educated guess (which makes sense to me). I don't know about turning off the front light altogether. The two front-lit eReaders I own (have owned) are a Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight and (did own) a Kobo Glo. Both were "murky" (had low contrast) without the light. But I hear the newer devices are brighter without the light (those devices where the light
can be turned off). Thing is, if I can't comfortably use the light anyhow, why get one with the feature? My E-Luminator and/or lighted Kindle cases work well for me.