Thread: Reflective lcd's vs e-ink
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Old 05-01-2010, 03:02 AM   #115
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Originally Posted by Snapply View Post
you might as well burn your money if you're getting an lcd ebook reader
If that's the case I guess I should have burned $200 instead of buying my 2 kids each a jetBook.

I love drive-by posts by people that have something productive to add to the conversation.

I own an eInk Sony PRS-505 and bought a Non-backlit LCD jetBook for my daughter. I found it to be an inexpensive ($99) perfectly acceptable ereader. So much so I bought my son one too.

Don't get me wrong I prefer my eInk reader because there is less glare then the jetBook screen, but the truth is they are fine ereaders.
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