Are you sure about that? [1]
Are you sure about that? [1]
Glossy glass is 21st century sexy, though. It looks premium compared to clear plastic.
I really hate the glossy screen thing. I have this strange idea where I want to see what is actually on the screen, instead of a detailed reflection of stuff behind me. Crazy, right?
Maybe it's touch related? Every screen I own is also a touch screen (so's that old ThinkPad though), and with my physical needs I can't really consider non-touch.
I got a Thinkpad T490 this year, which has a matte touch screen (I really wish it wasn't a touchscreen, my only gripe with it. I never want to interact with the laptop via touch. Never.)
People are very much attracted (I would say addicted) to bright shiny colors. Device manufacturers know this and thus glossy screens are the norm.
Oh how I wish I could leave my light on and still use my multi-thousand dollar machine without strain!
Blue light causes cataracts if nothing else. It also affects sleep cycles which can cause fatigue and all sorts of strain on the eye and body.
But “ Does this blue-light pose any hazard to our eyes?
Nope, not to my knowledge”
Animations are not perfectly smooth causing strain on scrolling (I can see the unevenness even on my 11 pro with every scroll). Colors are constructed - ever look at a phone on acid? This also can cause subconscious strain.
The article also fails to recognize that most eink displayed are in fact illuminated.
The bottom line is reading on eink is relaxing in ways a tablet is not.