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"Or, sometimes preferable, read something on paper.". Now, to read on paper we need light, so the problem is not solved (altought the ligth is not directly from
by esseti 9y ago
"Or, sometimes preferable, read something on paper.". Now, to read on paper we need light, so the problem is not solved (altought the ligth is not directly from the device into the eyes). But the real question is, if I use the kindle with its light that lights up the screen, will it be the same as using a phone? or what?
- arsenico 9y agoKindle Paperwhite as well as latest Kobos and other advanced e-readers are totally different from phone or tablet screens by the way they illuminate.
- pizza 9y agoThe color temperature of a phone backlight and ordinary household lighting are fairly different
- anothercomment 9y agoOrdinary household lighting is more and more being replaced by LEDs, though.