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Originally Posted by cellaris
I have no idea what the maximum brightness level of the Libra Colour will be. In my case, 100% on my colour e-reader is equivalent to level 22 (out of 24) on my Kindle Paperwhite. Indoors in my sunny house in Spain I never use them at those values. But everyone is different. I still think that brightness is not a problem.
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There was a photo of the Libra Colour at 100% in bright ambient light. It looked far too dark to me. Yes, I get that photos are not dependable enough for evaluating something like this. But as I also use my b/w Libra almost at 100% in a reasonably bright environment in summer, and the screen certainly looks whiter than on that photo, I'm afraid I wouldn't manage to get the Libra Colour look white enough for my taste in summer. (Winter is another matter, of course, then the frontlight on my ereaders is usually pretty low).
Of course I'm not that interested in color anyway. I just hope Kaleido screens won't replace b/w ereaders altogether (there's no new b/w Libra this year, only the color one).