Thread: Are ebook (eInk) readers really easier on one's eyes?
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Old 06-24-2018, 08:51 PM   #3
rcentros
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Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. If there is anything you feel I need to know about this subject (but don't even know enough yet to ask!), please share! Thanks so much in advance!
For me there's no question that reading with an eInk Reader is easier on the eyes than reading with LCD screens. But if you would like to try one, just find an inexpensive, used eReader and give it a try. I don't know where you live, but in the United States you should be able to find a good, used eReader for about $20 on Shop Goodwill (www.shopgoodwill.com). If this one, with lower resolution and without front light works seems better than an LCD screen, then invest in a nice, new, high resolution, front-lit eInk eReader.
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