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gravescp · 01-30-2010, 01:07 AM

Andy Ihnatko a long time kindle advocate, and tech guru had this to say about the iPad yesterday:

Screen resolution is 1024×768 at 132 dpi.

Reading books on it: text sure isn’t as crisp as a Kindle. But it’s illuminated and anti-aliased so on the whole, the lower resolution is in many ways more readable than e-ink.

Feels very light in the hand. I’m not as worried about Arm Fatigue as I was.

knowing how much/long Ihnatko used the kindle these comments are very telling about the iPad

01-30-2010, 01:07 AM	#1
gravescp Member Posts: 23 Karma: 57 Join Date: May 2008 Device: iphone	iPad Quick Comments Andy Ihnatko a long time kindle advocate, and tech guru had this to say about the iPad yesterday: Screen resolution is 1024×768 at 132 dpi. Reading books on it: text sure isn’t as crisp as a Kindle. But it’s illuminated and anti-aliased so on the whole, the lower resolution is in many ways more readable than e-ink. Feels very light in the hand. I’m not as worried about Arm Fatigue as I was. knowing how much/long Ihnatko used the kindle these comments are very telling about the iPad