Thread: What makes a screen (not e-ink) readable in direct sunlight?
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Old 08-21-2021, 10:39 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Xwang View Post
If you were to buy a device (tablet or 2 in 1), which technical parameter would you look at to be sure that it is readable in direct sunlight? Brightness? Contrast? Both? Screen technology (OLED,vs LED? All of them? None of them? Other?
I bought a Boox Note Air for something like this and use it with a Bluetooth keyboard and the stylus - for cursor positioning - as a garden / sun notebook.
The EInk screen is too slow for a mouse or touchpad.
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