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Originally Posted by badbob001
She then explains that there is glare on Sony readers is because of their use of a resistive touchscreen, which requires an air-gap to function and thus the extra glare. I'm curious how the Que compares to readers with no top touch screen, such as the Nook or DR800GS. I wonder if those other readers have an anti-scratch layer or are you directly touching the e-ink.
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My understanding is that all e-ink screens have plastic top layer. All except the Que have a glass substrate.
The nook e-ink screen has plastic on top and does not have touch capabilities. The LCD screen on the bottom of the nook does have glare but it's also back lit.
I've never touched and iRex product, so I'm not sure. I believe they use Wacom technology.