Sentences with phrase «as eyestrain»

Bandai Namco says in its guidelines (Japanese) that kids should take a break for 10 to 15 minutes per use, and that VR games should stop if uncomfortable symptoms occur such as eyestrain fatigue, dizziness, loss of equilibrium, nausea, or other motion sickness - type symptoms — basically the same thing you'll tell anyone playing VR for their first time.

Baron said young people are resistant to e-books because they say they are distracted and they had to deal with headaches and physical discomfort such as eyestrain when reading e-book versions of college books.

Staring at a screen for long periods of time can cause eye fatigue and other symptoms such as eyestrain, dry eyes, headache, fatigue, blurred vision, and difficulty focusing and sleeping.

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Wear your glasses or contact lenses and don't read «naked eye» as it could cause eyestrain.

Also, apps for your devices such as f.lux reduce blue wavelengths emitted from your screen as the sun goes down, resulting in less eyestrain and better sleep at night.

Of course, the best way for librarians to become e-book literacy experts is to read E themselves and look for solutions personally, as opposed to writing off digital books because of the eyestrain issue or any other.

If not, why does an LCD suffice for most computing activities (including reading), but is then suddenly inappropriate for reading?I look at an LCD perhaps 8 hours a day with no eyestrain, as do millions of office workers.

I also have a Kobo h20, not so much because it's waterproof, more because it doesn't have the bluish backlight of recent Kindles, which I found causes me as much eyestrain as a tablet.

«It reflects light like ordinary paper and uses no backlight, eliminating the eyestrain and glare associated with other electronic displays such as computer monitors or PDA screens,» Amazon boasted.

Kindle for iPad: Reading e-books Kindle for iPad suffers some of the same drawbacks inherent to using the iPad as an eBook reader: the difficulty of reading outdoors due to glare, the eyestrain potential from the backlit LED screen, and the size and heft that makes holding it in some positions difficult.

Finally, as anyone who works in front of a computer knows, LCDs can cause eyestrain.

The first - generation Kindle weighed 10.3 ounces and offered a paperlike E Ink display that keeps eyestrain at bay (as compared with the backlit displays of cell phones and other mobile devices).

As a result, it does not cause eyestrain even on long reading sessions.

This is as it should be since an over-bright screen will increase eyestrain.

«It reflects light like ordinary paper and uses no backlight, eliminating the eyestrain and glare associated with other electronic displays such as computer monitors or PDA screens.»

Staring at a bright LCD screen — such as the iPad's — for extended periods can result in eyestrain, but the paper - like E-Ink display is considerably more comfortable to stare at for extended periods.

Re your third prediction: With the dramatic rise in eyes - on - screen usage for all segments of the population, I foresee burgeoning eyestrain and more print book sales as a result.

This is definitely the province of people looking for an absolute picture perfect experience as opposed to simply relieving eyestrain.

This decreases contrast, introduces glare and haze to the image, and creates its own kind of eyestrain as a result.

In 2014 Amazon released Bookerly, a brand new serif font designed to decrease eyestrain and increase reading speed on their Kindle devices; Booklery replaced Caecilia, a now 25 - year - old font, as the default Kindle font.

It enhances the viewing experience by making blacks on the screen blacker, and it reduces eyestrain as well.

The human eye sees pure white as a brilliant colour, so it can create glare, which in turn can cause headaches and eyestrain.