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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
(I, err, do not agree with the "the screen is wonderful" comments. Coming from a Forma, my very first reaction upon unboxing was: aaaagggh, 227 dpi, get it away from me!  . Then again, it's the best we can currently get @ 10", so, eh', it's fine. Also, mild horizontal color gradient in the frontlight, which I was kind of expecting, so, again, meh'. It's not fantastic, but it does the job. And in case this wasn't clear, after 10 years of dealing with eInk screens, I'm *extremely* sensitive to both DPI and frontlight quirks, so YMMV ). |
I have both a Forma and an Elipsa. I thought I would be sensitive to 227 dpi vs 300 dpi, but I honestly cannot see the difference. I do notice that the contrast of the Elipsa's screen is much better than my Forma's, and so is the evenness of the lighting. There is no discolored band of light on the Elipsa. The Elipsa has become my favorite ereader (note that I use it simply for reading and not for notetaking or highlighting, so issues with those functions don't affect me).