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Originally Posted by Pjama
Here is an image i just took from my Kobo showing one of JRR Tolkein’s illustrations in the special edition of The Hobbit. Now, obviously JSWolf will HATE this, but someone else might find it as aesthetically pleasing as I do, and it might help someone who comes across this to make a decision.
Dr. Drib reminded me I also have the complete Chronicles of Narnia, which will also look nice.
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That looks very nice!
Thought for sure I'll check
alot before buying a new ereader, but thanks.
By looking at the specs of the Kobo Libra colour, it says it has Kaleido 3 technology, but looking at:
(personally I'm not interested about the speed refresh for apps, etc..) the Kaleido 3 in there looks darker, and Gallery 3 e-ink won't drop from 300 dpi to 150 in colour mode.
Kaleido 3 screens on this device keeps a minimal amber light by default, which also I won't like much (but imho).
Onto the Pocketbook Inkpad Colour 3 (which uses too Kaleido 3 screens) the natural light is not that ambery..
Definetively Gallery 3
(imho again):
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Kaleido 3 can only do 150 PPI and 4096 colours, vs Gallery 3’s 300 PPI and 50,000 colours.
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Really sorry, again (again), my intentions wasn't really to divert from the topic.
Also: didn't checked that the only devices within Galley 3 is reMarkable Paper Pro.