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E-Readers have been utilizing a front-lit display since the Sony Prs-700 in 2008. This technology primarily uses a series of white LED lights alongside the bottom of the bezel and project light evenly across the screen. Early products that used this tech was the Nook Simple Touch with Glowlight and Kobo Glo, they had uneven lighting, that had dead areas on the screen, where the lights could not reach. As the technology has matured in the past 5 years, lighting has been more even and vendors have included amber LED lights, for a candlelight effect, this makes it easier to read at night, since you are the bright white screen can be muted. ....
I remember back in 2007 when Amazon announced their first Kindle E-Ink portable reader, I honestly couldn’t imagine how it could be useful. Why in the world would I abandon print books and stare at yet another screen? A couple years later, I sat next to a (rather talkative) passenger on a trip to Seattle. She had an Amazon Kindle–it was the first time I’d seen one in person. While I knew all about the device’s functionality, I couldn’t get over how appealing the E-Ink display appeared. The image was greyscale, there was no backlighting and the print was incredibly crisp. It looked like great paper copy. She handed me her Kindle and I read a couple pages and was hooked. ....
Amazon has dominated the e-reader industry for so long that most of its competitors have either become niche products or faded out of existence entirely. I d forgive you for thinking Kindles were the only e-readers sold in the United States, but not only is Barnes & Noble still around, but the company continues to release new Nook readers. And I bought one. The Nook lineup from Barnes & Noble had its best years in the early 2010s, when the company had more stores across the country to sell its wares. That s when I got my Nook Simple Touch, which I rooted and kept with me until its Android 2.1-based software could no longer run anything. After that, I joined the rest of humanity in purchasing a Kindle e-reader. ....