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So you haven't used one, is what you're saying. Ghavrel Send a noteboard - 04/02/2011 08:39:11 AM
E-ink displays are functionally equivalent to paper. You won't get a headache from reading them; they aren't backlit. You really ought to try one before you make up your mind, you know; what is the worst that can happen? It's not like they put mind control chips in the things. :P

Look, if you've tried one out for a while and it's not your thing, that's cool. But your reasons are the same ones I used before I used an ereader, so I'm suspicious of your familiarity with them.

A bit of anecdotal evidence: when I got my migraines, I couldn't use my computer at all. Even the screen dimmed to its lowest setting was way too bright for me. I got through them with my sony reader. Trust me on the headaches bit. ;)
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