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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The thing is, we know how the color screens look in color and with the light on. It's how it looks with the light off reading a normal novel that we want to know.
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We've seen from other screenshots what it looks like with the light off. The answer is like cr*p.
Ever since the first front lit reader with a diffuser layer, eink readers have looked darker with the light off vs those without. I remember this with the first Paperwhite vs the Kindle keyboard. The kaleido screen just adds the mother of all layers and needs copious lighting
I suspect the Libra colour also has screen door effect where you can see a fine grid. Some percentage of users will notice this and some percentage of those will be bothered by it