Thread: Are larger sized eink displays actually better suited to reading?
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Old 06-16-2009, 03:25 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by goodellboy View Post
Page turns are distracting. Less frequent page turns = easier absorption into the reading material. The K2 will always be a disappointment to me after having used the KDX.
We need to see what the new Epson controller will do. I have hopes (once more) for the 5-inch Astak. If page turns are fast enough it can solve the problem. The smaller devices are definitely easier to carry and hold.
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