My Kindle (the entry-level model) doesn't have a backlight, which I really hate. I vastly prefer the Kindle app on my iPod Touch, despite the screen being so much smaller than on the Kindle.
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Yeah, I hadn't caught that before, I don't think I've ever seen e-ink with a backlight. I know my Kindle 2 didn't have it, and K's current Kindle Touch does not.
I don't know how e-ink could have a backlight.
Same here on the backlightless e-ink. That's why I have it, because it has no backlight.
Yup. I stare at computer screens all damned day for work. It's e-ink for me all the way: no damned backlight!
I'm on a computer all day. I'd rather have have the rest offered by something that reads like paper.
Yeah, that's why I'm comfy reading my kindle long hours, even if lately I've been playing around with my new ipad a lot.
Yup. I stare at computer screens all damned day for work. It's e-ink for me all the way: no damned backlight!
Yes, this.
OK not having actually used e-ink I had the impression that backlight was an option. Probalby mixing it up with something else.
OK, help. I got a new work computer. (Lexmark X204n to be precise). I have installed it on my work computer and my laptop. It has an ethernet port. I hooked it up to my system (my house is wired with ethernet, randomly).
I can't, however, figure out how to print to it from either computer if that computer isn't USB connected.
I tried various different settings on my Mac (OS 10.6.?), and managed to get it to SEE the thing, but as a "this is hooked up to the WinXP computer", and when I try to print to it, it says some sort of "access denied" type language.
Anyone help?