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>> But, in general, books tend to have very sharp text, no blurring, and
>> very little glare, or light induced strain. So, no, it is possible to
>> have no problem with a book, yet have problems with an ereader, the most
>> common issue being the "blurriness" of the text on some models.
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> a non-issue for quite some time already ever since high resolution LCD displays
> with their sharp pixels became the rule.
I've yet to see any LCD that comes even close to the resolution of a
paper printout.
> And certainly even less of an issue
> with the reflective nature of e-paper displays of e-readers like Kindle...
That's more like it.
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