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Originally Posted by Renate
Still, I'll be amazed if the new Glow (with capacitive touch) looks much different from the Glow2 (with capacitive touch). It seems that getting rid of a touch layer (like with the Glow3 IR model) is a bigger deal than Carta 1234.
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Considering the Paperwhite 4 was flogged for its screen and the Paperwhite 5 is not and both models used flush screen, capacitive touch, I would say you are incorrect. Same for the Libra H2O vs. Libra 2 (both use the same screen setup, but different Carta generations).
On top of that, the Glow 2 was a flush screen and the Glow 4 is not and (supposedly) making the screen flush can remove a bit of clarity.
The real test is: will the Glow 4 with its fancy new screen look as good as the Glow 3 which used the older screen, but no capacitive layer.