On Tue, 18 Jan 2011 19:32:11 -0700, Patrick Elliott wrote:

> 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.

That's odd, though, because there's been a recent study that suggests 
that books make a bigger imprint (and are easier to remember) on the 
brain because you don't have to work as hard at reading/focusing on text 
in an eReader.

I didn't read the entire article on that, so it may be a load of tosh, 
but....

Jim

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