Quote:
Originally Posted by Buhaj47
My daily driver is the Kobo Libra 2, and been thinking of moving to a bigger screen - I mostly read at home, so portability is not an issue (can always take the Libra with me). Sage and Elipsa seem to be natural options, but I have a few questions: is the Elipsa screen more fuzzy with lower PPI? How is the Sage battery - will it suffice for 20 hours of reading with backlight set to 20-30% max? My intention is to have a screen that would be most similar to a paper book in size.
|
What paper book in size? Hardcover? Trade? Mass market? All the standard eReader sizes are similar to some paper book size. Here are some dimensions assuming the screen is 4:3.
6" - 3.6" x 4.8"
7" - 4.2" x 5.6"
8" - 4.8" x 6 4"
10.3" - 6.18" x 8.24"
Keep in mind that's just the screen dimensions and doesn't include any bezel.
Yes, the 227 PPI Elipsa will be a bit less sharp than the Libra 2 or Sage.