I agree 100%. I have three Kindles and they work MUCH better than my ipad2 for any extended reading.
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I agree 100%. I have three Kindles and they work MUCH better than my ipad2 for any extended reading.
Kathryn4812
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SweetPoison said:uh huh. Admit it, Kathryn.
Maybe a certain fuzziness first thing in the morning, but it's gone in flash! (sic)
SweetPoison said:uh huh. Admit it, Kathryn.
Maybe a certain fuzziness first thing in the morning, but it's gone in flash! (sic)
Lol. Maybe it's not a fuzzy screen, but shaky old hands?
The iPad's screen is fuzzy compared with the screen on iPod touch 4 and iPhone 4, but I can make do. If they come out with a better iPad screen, I'll probably bite. Sharper is better, no matter how old our eyes.
Kathryn4812
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AlexaVega said:
That seems a very long time to me!! 30 mins for songs is around my limit.
To get back to fuzziness, which the iPad wants to call fizziness (luvvit), I'm puzzled (pizzled) because it seems very sharp to me. Optician, here I come!
So I'm a 22 year old guy. And I get eye strain a lot from the iPad when I'm on it for a while. (so its not just age!) lol. I use it as my main computer though and for school. My vision (last I checked) was a little better than 20-20.
So would(could) reading glasses help me at all? If just for the iPad? I'm totally not opposed to wearing them, I have a fake pair of "reader" glasses from urban outfitters I wear sometimes, so I might as well wear a pair for purpose and mot style if I really need to, lol.
So would(could) reading glasses help me at all? If just for the iPad? I'm totally not opposed to wearing them, I have a fake pair of "reader" glasses from urban outfitters I wear sometimes, so I might as well wear a pair for purpose and mot style if I really need to, lol.
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