Thread: E-Readers and Visual Fatigue, compared with iPad
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Old 02-26-2019, 05:49 PM   #41
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My husband fell asleep the other night reading his iPad 12.9 inch. The next morning I asked him about the marks by his eyebrow The first time I smacked my nose falling asleep I went back to the Kindle PW. Not doing that again. I can read hours on the Kindle, not worry about running out of charge, glare, or sunlight. Recently I've been reading it naked with a slip cover for travel. It is super thin and light so I can read in bed on my side!
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