But I will not deny that the day I do not use the computer my eyes do not itch or hurt, even though I have spent reading in my dear reader the same hours that I would normally spend working with the computer. True, I have to spend a few hours a day in front of a computer for work reasons and my eyes have not fallen I have no vision problems (at the moment). Someone will say that of: «I have been told that the backlit displays they are not so bad for the eyes.
Because, why deny it, taking care of our eyes is the main advantage of an electronic ink screen (e-ink for friends). Until the Glo poked its paw under the door (a little more or less), the normal thing was to praise the advantages for our eyes of electronic ink and, for moments of low light, put an external led lamp or a cover with light that provided the lighting what did we need guidance on read without hurting our eyes.
All of them present as the most prominent (and novel) element the LED-illuminated screens, but I have to admit that I am a bit classic for these things and I cannot avoid a question coming to my mind every time I see a reader with the screen illuminated by led: Is it really necessary? With that said, let's get down to gutting the matter a bit.Ī few weeks ago the Tagus lux (light in Latin, so very original), which has nothing to envy (or yes) to Kobo Glo or Kindle Paperwhite. What comes to be the substitute of the traditional lamp, but much more "chachi" and, possibly, effective.įaced with this, we have the LED backlit displays, which are nothing other than normal computer or tablet screens, which for smaller devices are manufactured with LEDs instead of other elements, and which they emit light from the screen towards our eyes.
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First of all, a matter of concept: when talking about LED illuminated displays I am referring to the new readers that incorporate in their frame a series of LEDs that light up the screen and allow us to read in conditions in which there is little or no ambient light.
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