You can’t do that with any other e-reader and it makes a *huge* difference it’s really quite remarkable.Īs for storage, I suppose if I included PDF’s on the KA1 I might go over the 8GB limit but the native reader is *so* awful with PDF’s that there’s really no point. Character designs were announced in advance for a bewitching aura. What the natural light setting is useful for is adjusting the front light color to your liking, from cooler blues to warmer yellows. In March, COVER showcased a tech demo for the companys 3D capture digital.
Kobo promotes this feature for nighttime reading but that’s not how I use it - I sit before a (huge) 4-monitor array blasting blue light into my eyes well into the night and I have zero trouble sleeping. Reduce both settings, though, and you can choose between a variety of color temperatures none of which are "nauseating". At 6.8in it’s noticeably larger than any current Kindle, and the 256ppi resolution helps keep images and text looking crisp useful for graphic novels and digital comics.
What you’ve probably seen are pictures of the screen at max brightness, max natural light which turns the screen orange. Kobo Aura H2O (2017) reading experience It doesn’t have the expansive display of the Aura One, but this second generation H2O still crams plenty of words on the screen. I’ve both a gen1 H20 and an Aura One and the Aura One is a *much* better device thanks in large part to that "nauseating" Comfort Light.
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