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Originally Posted by ottischwenk
On an LCD device, the light is directed through the color filters from behind - so you are looking directly into the light source.
With an illuminated EInk, the light is cast from the front onto the module and you see as you see everything normally - reflected.
And it is a difference whether you look into the light source or look at something illuminated (not mirrored).
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You keep ignoring
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...8&postcount=46
which shows that in addition to the color filters, the light passes through two polarizing filters and the liquid crystal itself, which modifies the polarization.
You look more directly into the e-ink frontlight than the LCD backlight.
I strongly prefer reading on e-ink. I am not claiming there is no difference between reading on LCD and reading on e-ink. But I do insist that superstition is not a valid source of explanation.