Thread: End of 167 ppi (800x600) screens?
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Old 07-13-2020, 08:30 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Amazon's Kindle Basic still uses an 800x600 screen.
Yep. The last sentence in my post was... "The only 167 ppi "hold-out" seems to be Amazon's Kindle Basic."

The Kindle Basic has one feature the other "low-enders" don't... Bluetooth. Also, compared to the PocketBook Basic 4, the Kindle Basic has a touch screen and lighting – when compared to the Lux Basic 2, it has a touch screen. But then the Touch Lux 4 isn't much more expensive than the Kindle Basic, and it has a microSD slot and buttons (plus lighting and a 212 ppi touch screen).
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