From the reviews I watched, sharpness and comfort should be the same, but contrast and brightness are less. This seems to be mitigated by just turning up the brightness though, so that's hardly a worry unless you're conserving battery. The filter is always physically present though, and it looked like there was a bit of a screen-door-like effect. But that may just have been up close, and even then I'm sure one would get used to it.
After re-watching a review I'm kind of second-guessing not getting the Clara colour edition. But again, I wasn't getting this thing to read comics on any way. If I want to do that I've got an older, larger tablet with much better colour representation. And the BW's display is just so gorgeous, I can't be disappointed in it. I'm excited to read for the first time in ages.
Re: E-readers, e-books, and e-lucidation
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2025 9:03 pm
by Blackhawk
It must have been zoomed in and/or the result of extremely close analysis. In practice, I can't really see any 'screen door' effect or loss of clarity.
Re: E-readers, e-books, and e-lucidation
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:51 pm
by hitbyambulance
Blackhawk wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2025 12:00 pm
The black-and-white pages look as sharp as they do on my (retired) Kindle Paperwhite.
if you want, you can jailbreak the Kindle and install KOReader on it https://koreader.rocks/
as well as some other apps, including an 'interactive fiction' game player
(you can also install KOReader on the Kobo without any jailbreaking)
Re: E-readers, e-books, and e-lucidation
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2025 12:06 am
by Hipolito
I learned from this video that the "Download & transfer via USB" option for the books in our Kindle library will no longer be available on February 26. I went ahead and downloaded my books.
WinterBreak, based on Mesquito, requires the user to have a PC, to have registered their Kindle, and a WiFi connection to the internet.
Re: E-readers, e-books, and e-lucidation
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2025 6:30 pm
by hitbyambulance
Hipolito wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 12:06 am
I learned from this video that the "Download & transfer via USB" option for the books in our Kindle library will no longer be available on February 26. I went ahead and downloaded my books.
Hipolito wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 12:06 am
I learned from this video that the "Download & transfer via USB" option for the books in our Kindle library will no longer be available on February 26. I went ahead and downloaded my books.
Oops. Thanks. I had looked back a bit in the thread to see if it was already mentioned, but not far back enough.
Re: E-readers, e-books, and e-lucidation
Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2025 6:32 pm
by Alefroth
Our latest bundle includes every volume of the international bestselling The Wheel of Time and connected titles, a groundbreaking epic fantasy series by Robert Jordan and completed by Brandon Sanderson.