Thread: iPad Let's talk about different screens for the iPad and if they made the right choice?
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Old 02-23-2010, 11:07 AM   #4
Tamara
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The iPhone and the iPod Touch both use IPS screens. The reader software apps for the iPhone all have a night mode that is very comfortable to read in complete darkness. The reader software is also very easy to read outside in the FL sun.

I also have a Sony Reader that uses e-ink. At first, I loved it and then I found it to be somewhat hard on the eyes unless there was a lot of light on the screen.
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