On 1/19/2011 2:12 AM, Invisible wrote:
>> But, in general, books tend to have very sharp text, no blurring, and
>> very little glare, or light induced strain.
>
> I can't say anything about any other e-readers (I don't even know of the
> existence of any), but the Kindle's display really is quite nice. It's
> arguably clearer than the actual paper book I'm currently reading, since
> it doesn't have paper grain. You'd have to stare very hard indeed to see
> the pixels.
Read a few reviews on some of them. The Kindle and IPad seem to have 
pretty clean text. A few of the others... not so much.

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