Quote:
Originally Posted by Justice Strike
i just received my prs600.... i'm very dissapointed. I tried reading it in the evening with artificial light. It's hardly readable at all. The glare is prohibiting me from reading. Keeping the prs600 right in front of me shows me that the surface glare is so much that you can vaguely see your own reflection. I'm going to give the device a fair chance though. I'm going to try it a couple of days. If it doesn't feel right i'm going to send it back because 300 is really too much for "just" a purchase.
|
Are you using a reading light, and how's the ambient light around you? I'm curious about why some people don't have issues with glare, and others do - I'm sure the issue has to do with the lighting environment. There's got to be a common thread somewhere here; do people tend to read them with lamps shining down with a naked bulb over their shoulder? Are they reading in well-lit rooms, or dark rooms with a single point source shining at them? At the ceiling, or are they using halogens? CFL's?
You know, I'm wondering if there's a business opportunity here for someone willing to market an 'antiglare' screen protector the way they do for PDA's and iPhones, which don't cut down on the clarity - just on the glare...