> I think A is fundamentally impossible. A backlit display is always going to look different to a reflective surface. Not all LCDs are backlit. Some are purely

> I think A is fundamentally impossible. A backlit display is always going to look different to a reflective surface. Not all LCDs are backlit. Some are purely reflective or 'transflective' (eg. the screen used on the old Gameboy.) That's not to say they look like paper now but it's not 100% impossible. Edit: Also the screen used on the Pebble Time watches looks reasonably close to a colour print-out with the backlight off. These are a "memory LCD" made by JDI (although they were somewhat confusingly marketed as "e-paper" despite being an LCD.)