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Hello.
I bought a Nook Simple Touch and it is Awesome. Its same as Paper but how about Nook HD? Can it have same quality? Thank you. |
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Sir Penguin of Edinburgh
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The Nook HD is a hobbled Android tablet with a 7" LCD screen. It's really not the same thing.
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The difference between the two is:
E-Ink v LCD - it is easier to read a book using an E-Ink screen Simple Device v Tablet Device - you can't access email or the web on your Nook ST |
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OK but how about Eyes? Nook Simple touch like paper and can't destroy Eyes but how about HD Version?
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It's totally an individual experience/issue. I generally read on an eInk screen, but can read just fine on a decent tablet (especially if the brightness isn't cranked up) for hours too. Others have big problems reading on an LCD screen, while there have been a few posters who have had problems reading on eInk.
As far as LCD screens go the one on the Nook HD is quite good. |
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Wizard
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As has been posted before, the Nook HD has an LCD screen--same technology as in most computer screens. Do you feel eyestrain when using your computer for long periods of time?
As AnemicOak posted--it's an individual experience. Some people can't read from LCDs for extended period of time without feeling eye fatigue and others it doesn't bother at all. Personally, I much prefer reading novels on an e-ink screen--but do use my iPad (which has an LCD screen) for reading magazines, etc on. |
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