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Originally Posted by Sirtel
Nope. Did you read the whole thread? Of course people turn the brightness down and use the warm light filters when necessary. Nevertheless, some of us still cannot read long texts on LCD comfortably.
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And I think there isn't a single reason. It's certainly not just about brightness or glare. My Laptop and desktop screens are both far better than the LCD tablet. I have very controlled room lighting in the Library. But you can't use them in bed or in an armchair.
Battery life can be an issue for LCD tablets. I might read for over 8 hours.
Larger tablets are heavy.
Emitted light needs adjustment as you move or lighting changes and I've never seen "automatic" that solves the issue. A passive screen with front light off and a reading light is most like paper. Reflective LCD only works in bright sunshine as panel light losses are too high.