E-ink displays are opaque. The Kindles with illumination use side-lighting with a layer of plastic that guides the light across the surface of the device. They are effectively front-lit using LEDs situated around the perimeter of the screen.
E-ink displays are opaque. The Kindles with illumination use side-lighting with a layer of plastic that guides the light across the surface of the device. They are effectively front-lit using LEDs situated around the perimeter of the screen.
You can’t backlight e-paper. You could get a book light, though!
and Karl, at least, has incentive to string his lawsuit out as long as possible.
What is his incentive? Sorry, I watched a couple of the videos but haven’t been following too closely.
Except for me, apparently. I’ll have to update my vocabulary: backlight can mean front light.