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Originally Posted by branko
E-Ink really does look that bad. It looks like xeroxed paper, made on a xerox machine that is getting a bit old in the tooth.
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But the thing is that, as you say,
it looks like paper; it does
not look like a "traditional" screen. The resolution (166dpi) is roughly the same as a reasonable quality dot-matrix printer. As long as you know that, you'll be happy.
The problem comes when people buy one with the expection that it's going to look the same as output from a 2400dpi phototypesetter.