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Originally Posted by acj412
High contrast is a relative thing. The contrast of the Sony Reader seemed more than adequate to me. Others may disagree. The Jetbook's contrast may indeed be better than the Sony or the Kindle. But, if you asked people to pick between A) a high contrast device that doesn't let them read the books they want, B) a medium-low contrast device that does let them read the books they want, or C) none of the above, almost everyone would pick B, or maybe C. No one would pick A. The world's best, most high tech device is useless if it fails at its primary task, reading the books that you want to read.
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Let's be fair here, shall we? Sony never mentions that their screen contrast is much worse than reading a book, which it is. In fact they claim that it is "paper-like". I have never read a book with gray paper and darker gray print, have you? This can be construed as misleading.
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Originally Posted by acj412
But, a head to head comparison is supposed to be complete.
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True, but this isn't a head-to-head comparison. No one but Ectaco is participating. This is strictly a marketing piece.