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Originally Posted by rcentros
I don't know why, but my eyes don't get tired reading a non-front-lit eReader. Last night I was up till 5 reading the last 2/3 of a novel on my Kindle 4 (which, when it comes down it, is probably still my favorite eReader – even after experimenting with all the others). But if I try to read on a front-lit eReader my eyes start having serious focusing problems within a half an hour. LCD screens aren't as bad, but my eyes get tired when using them also.
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It's not reading on the Kindle that makes my eyes tired, per se, it's the other things I do throughout the day. Working on the computer, (If I have to debug code that day, I can guarantee super-sized font at bedtime) too much driving can make my eyes tired, especially if it's a rainy day, too much pollen in the air, or if the air is too dry (or both). My eyes just have always been a pain my...ANYWAY...the invention of the e-reader, with adjustable font sizes, changed my life. Now it doesn't matter what the day throws at me, I know that I will still be able to read before I go to sleep.
It's a beautiful thing.
Shari