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Originally Posted by LenzGr
You may want to look at the Onyx Boox 60 or the BeBook Neo then (both use the same hardware and very similar firmware). It is very fast when it comes to turning pages. And you can choose between full and partial screen refresh.
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Full/Partial Screen Refresh? What is this about? I thought all e-ink displays had the same inherent behavior, that they had to fully black the screen, then fully un-black it, then do just the text. Are some readers... better?
Personally, I've always wondered why a reader couldn't keep track of the page it's displaying, and say to itself "Well, I set <xyz pixels>, so I only have to clear those".. Is that about the size of what a partial refresh is?
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Originally Posted by LenzGr
I think you should seriously consider looking at the Onyx Boox or BeBook Neo  |
Given your sig, I would never have guessed
Seriously, though, I appreciate the feedback.
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Originally Posted by daffy4u
Wait for the Alex next month.
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What's the big draw for the Alex? I've read a little bit on it, and what it mainly strikes me as is a nook-clone, where they actually figured out something to use the touchpad for.
Is the e-reader portion of it better than the current crop of readers?