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The whole point of eink is a more readable and more relaxing to use screen. The Kaleido 3 based color eink is pointless for novels as it's darker, poorer contrast, artefacts if you run 300 dpi instead of 150 dpi. I'll stick to Nxtpaper or similar for colour, with all the epaper and Nxtpaper gimmicks turned off.
Is Nxtpaper really a good alternative to Caleido?

I'm actually thinking of buying a color ereader for my kids to read mangas (they're now using my good old Kobo Forma).

But yep, 7" is too small and 10,3" too large and expensive for that purpose only. I'm just reluctant to buy a real tablet for them to read. Is Nxtpaper really that close to "real paper"? I've read here and there that RLCD screens can work without backlight. But what in real conditions? Is it even close to a running smartwatch (like my Garmin Forerunner)?
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