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BoppreH
on Sept 6, 2012
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Amazon Officially Announces The New Kindle Paperwh...
If the previous one had no light and this one has, "brighter" is a strange way to describe it, isn't it?
joshuacc
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Not at all. It's very common to refer to papers as brighter and darker. This analogous use for an electronic reading surface seems very natural to me.
Confusion
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Everything that reflects light has brightness. Something doesn't need to emit its own light to have brightness. However, if it emits light of its own, it will usually appear brighter.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brightness
nostromo
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Now ∞% brighter!
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