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Originally Posted by JSWolf
212dpi screen, no front light, no touch screen. Meh!
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On my KOBO H2O 2eme edition, I had a resolution of 1440 x 1080 pixels and
265 dpi, and I can say that the writing was perfectly sharp and perceptible on the "6.8" screen.
• KOBO h2O 2eme Edition vs Kindle Oasis
(300 dpi vs 265) :
• Kobo H2O vs OASIS DPI comparing screen :
Even with a lower DPI, I would say that the KOBO has better and sharper writing than the Kindle OASIS with a higher DPI, where I find the writing more blurry.
212 dpi on a 6-inch screen is completely correct and I don't believe you could see the difference between 212 and 300 dpi with the naked eye.
PS: The Pocketbook InkPad Lite features a 9.7 E INK Carta HD with a resolution of 1200×825 with
150 PPI
Inkpad3 vs Touch Lux 5 (10xZOOM Police)
• I think that the fact that Touch Lux 5 has less DPI does not have a negative impact is quite clear.
