Thread: Kindle 2 video review
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Old 02-25-2009, 03:06 AM   #12
Alisa
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Originally Posted by MobileTechReview View Post
I don't think they're the same screens given the different specs: 16 grayscale shades on the Kindle 2 and 8 on the Sony 505. The original Kindle had the same (or quite close) screen as the 505. My SLR camera meters the 2 screens (with spot metering on the display not bezel) differently too.
Number of grayscales is a function of the controller. There may be some individual variation between individual units but they're the same Viziplex generation screen component from PVI.
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