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I don't like columns of text or very short lines (so I prefer 8″ ereader to matt screen phone), but don't like too wide, so my browser is about 1/3rd width and full height of screen. I hate sites that don't reflow and hate that Mobile Browser makes sites like PDF, no reflow if you zoom in.
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Location: Vancouver
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Not quite sure what you are referring to with the basic reading speed? A quick Google search for studies comes up with the majority stating that longer lines are linked to higher reading speeds. Oddly, most of the studies also show that there is a wide variance between the line length where people read the fastest and the line length they feel most comfortable with. Basically, not much science and a lot of personal preference. The results on comprehension varied from shorter lines yielding higher comprehension to long lines leading to higher comprehension to the most popular conclusion that line length having no effect on comprehension. Quote:
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Find I can read with small fonts, don't use big fonts on my Clara, so can scale it to refect the same page lines and scale as my Kindle 6.8" so get as many lines and words, just slightly smaller on the Clara, as you can adjust line spacing on the Clara.
It's like say comparing a 35" tv to a 40" one. Have the same picture info, just the 40" is a larger scale. Same as the Clara and Libra. By adjusting the Clara scaling can get as many lines and words as the Libra In normal mode unless you make the Libra even smaller So yes can scale the Clara or any other 6" to match a 7" by scaling the screen. The only issue I can see why people are saying needs more page turns, etc, is bad eyes, hense big fonts on the 6" and if ypur eyes are that bad then need a serious eye check. Unless you accually like giant fonts. That's the beauty of e readers can choose and scale the screen to suit its screen size or your liking Last edited by Denodan1; Today at 06:09 PM. |
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