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October 3, 2012 | 9:00 am
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By Joanna Cabot
New Study Suggests eInk is Not Better for Your Eyes than LCD (The Digital Reader)
Penguin Brings eBooks Back to Libraries with Distributor 3M (Paid Content)
Judge Posner on Copyright: Restrictive Fair Use a Risk to Creativity (Michael Geist)
Hands On Review of the Kobo Glo eReader (Good E-Reader)
Kindle Daily Deal: Breakdown by Katherine Amt Hanna (&) Sheep in a Jeep by Nancy E. Shaw
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re: comparative screens
Perhaps commonalities between phosphor and electrophor display are clouding any distinctions. They are both glass surfaces with reflections and smearing. They are both hand held devices without variable, manipulative navigation associated with paper books. They both have momentary page redraw routines beyond reader control.
Last month, I bought a new Nook. I tested them all in the store and found that the tablet was much easier for me to read than the eInk display. I was much surprised.