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From TFA: > The LE-eBook was set to the maximum brightness setting. Others on this thread have pointed out that it's an iPad. For years now, this has seemed
by steelframe 5y ago
From TFA:
> The LE-eBook was set to the maximum brightness setting.
Others on this thread have pointed out that it's an iPad.
For years now, this has seemed like common sense to me. Of course you don't want to blast a tablet or laptop screen at 100% brightness when you're trying to get your brain to fall asleep.
I use a Kobo e-reader with its brightness set to 1%. I can't imagine that exposes my eyes to light amplitudes that would exceed that of a lamp. In a dark room I don't have any problem reading the words, and I don't think I've had any sleep problems.