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Originally Posted by cmdahler
The other issue with the iPad is its lower dpi. The various eInk readers all have around 150 to 170 dpi, but the iPad has 132 dpi. This is a lot less than the 163 dpi on the iPhone, and it's a noticeable drawback when reading small print. Don't get me wrong, it's not unreadable by any means, and I find that reading SCIAM on the iPad to be quite acceptable without zooming at all. It would sure be nice if someone, anyone, would make a device for mimicking print that had a serious 300 dpi or so.
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however, in return for the lower DPI, you get a higher contrast. white is really white, black is extreme black