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Originally Posted by Pw23
So I bought the Kindle scribe today and I've tried it for a few hours now but in comparison to my iPad A4 it doesn't seem to be much of an improvement, please see photo comparing The two
The Kindle scribe is 0% backlight and is about 15%
I want to limit as much brightness as possible to prevent ice strain
The problem with the Kindle is that it's holds a lot less on the screen which means I'm turning the page more often, which is an easy for me by Dexter problems
Also, with the Kindle when I go from zero points to 8 points in brightness theris zero difference so I question how accurate
I have two weeks to return the Kindle if it is unsuitable
Link to full-size image: https://freeimage.host/i/dlgXxAx
I thought the Kindle scribe would be easier on my eyes, with no backlight needed but this case with any reader these days
I remember having a Kindle keyboard in 2010 which didn't have a back light or need one in most situations |
There are very easy ways to get get more text on the screen of a Kindle Scribe.
Use the ChareInk6SP font as they will give you more text per line. Also, it will give you less of a line height with KF8. Don't use KFX as that won't help. Also, use negative L/R margins to remove some of the wasted margin space.