Thread: Who prefers non-frontlit E-Readers over Frontlit ones and why?
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Old 07-22-2019, 10:38 PM   #71
rcentros
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Which Paperwhite do you have? If you have a 300DPI Paperwhite, then the added weight will look a lot better.
I have the Paperwhite 2, so 212 dpi E-Carta. Deja Vu Serif E-Ink and Constantia both look good on it, so I'm happy. I think I've figured out that the font issue is with my "Send to Kindle" documents. Looks like my old Kindles will have a use after all. I've got a lot a lot of reference material on the Send-to-Kindle documents. It's a bit frustrating to have so much trouble getting to it. (Once I get my old Kindle back up here, I'll download to Calibre and then convert to ePub. Ironically, it looks like I'll probably have to use my Tolino to read my Send to Kindle documents if I want a front light.
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