iPad and Kindle Screens Compared Under A Microscope [Microscope]

Aug 14th 2010
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Ever wondered how the Kindle and iPad displays compare if placed under a microscope? Me neither, but some folks decided to determine how things look magnified. They even got closer than the picture above:

The first image shows the displays at 26x while the second gets extra close at 400x. Pretty neat, but I still found the comparison of iPhone 3G and iPhone 4 screens more amusing. [Bit 101 via Hacker News via CrunchGear]

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