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Oct 10, 2010 09:09AM
This is a comma as seen on my Sony book reader, taken at 100X thru my microscope
The light was pretty bad so the colours a bit off!
And this is the word 'go' at 40X
The odd detail is the rough texture of the screen, which ensures against glare when reading in bright light.
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The light was pretty bad so the colours a bit off!
And this is the word 'go' at 40X
The odd detail is the rough texture of the screen, which ensures against glare when reading in bright light.