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Re: Tablets
Still, though, if a tablet's what you have, then it's not a bad deal.
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Does the glare bother you, or is it even very noticeable?kelsmercer wrote:I read books on my iPad. I used to really like reading paperback books. I loved the feeling of cracking spines and wearing out books that I loved with annotations, dogearing, and highlighters... but, in all honestly, reading on a tablet has so many more advantages. Especially being a college student, books are cheaper and they're easier to carry around. Also, you can get a whole bunch of books for free and you can even rent some books on some apps.
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The glare almost never bothers me, if it does, then I just turn up the brightness a little. If you're worried about how comfortable it is on the eyes, I'd be more concerned about the brightness at night. Even on its lowest setting, it's very straining.Totoro wrote:Does the glare bother you, or is it even very noticeable?
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If you find it uncomfortable I have a little wrinkle that works. Read at night with your sunglasses on. I have tinted glasses of 25% due to photophobia and the Hudl in the evening is comfortable on my eyes so it should be on anyone's.kelsmercer wrote:The glare almost never bothers me, if it does, then I just turn up the brightness a little. If you're worried about how comfortable it is on the eyes, I'd be more concerned about the brightness at night. Even on its lowest setting, it's very straining.Totoro wrote:Does the glare bother you, or is it even very noticeable?
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