Thread: Boox NoteS announced.
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Old 07-16-2018, 06:26 PM   #6
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Device: Kobo Aura-One (using KOReader app), Boox Note-3, iPad(s)
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Originally Posted by JawadLeLogeur View Post
In your opinion, how bad might the lower resolution be for PDFs? Also, do you think the glass screen will actually be scratch-resistant compared to what happened with the 10.3" model? Cheers.
I still gladly read A5 and A4 pdfs & djvus on my ancient Kindle DX, both white and graphite (better contrast than white model) using koreader.

We can get a significant magnification of A5 pdf book when reading in portrait mode without margins, and of A4 pdf documents in portrait (for two-column pdfs) or landscape mode (by reading without the margins), compared to an original paper document, so, even though I prefer Kobo's 300 dpi screen, I still don't mind reading all of my pdfs (A5 books and one-column & two-column A4 documents) on 150 dpi 10" e-ink readers, with or without the frontlight.

Regretfully the frontlit NoteS is now doubtful, even as a limited edition, so, I'd rather buy more expensive 227 dpi Note 10.3.
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