[stevene9]

The K2 has 16 greyscale as opposed to 4 greyscale in the K1. I know this will make a significant difference in the quality of pictures, but will it matter at all for the clarity of the printed page. I would think that a normal printed page with no pictures or charts would be the same on both models. Is this correct?

Steve

 

[Gruntman]

I think your right.  I thought the main reasons for the increase were illustrations and the zoom feature.  If I'm wrong someone tell me before you whack me with that stick, please

 

[Guest]

The K2 has 16 greyscale as opposed to 4 greyscale in the K1. I know this will make a significant difference in the quality of pictures, but will it matter at all for the clarity of the printed page. I would think that a normal printed page with no pictures or charts would be the same on both models. Is this correct?

Steve

Color resolution does not equal screen resolution. Supposedly, both are improved on the K2.

 

[Gruntman]

Guess we'll know for sure when the kindle owners who ordered the new one start getting theirs.

 

[marianneg]

From the promotional pictures, it looked like the text was a bit crisper on the K2.

 

[Mikuto]

From the promotional pictures, it looked like the text was a bit crisper on the K2.

There's a picture that I don't have the link to that shows the info for the Twilight book on the Kindle 1 side by side with the Kindle 2. Art and History Fan pointed out that the the Kindle 1 picture had been enlarged, making it look less crisp and clean next to the Kindle 2 picture.