The scales of justice definitely don’t tip in grayscale’s favor when it comes to the overall e-reader device experience for consumers. Whether it’s an Amazon Kindle, Sony Reader or Barnes & Noble Nook, 16-level grayscale means nothing more than a digital version of the weather in Seattle between November and April: different shades of gray. I realize that for the most part we’re talking about black words on a white “page,” and having test-driven all but the Nook, I’m well aware of the advantages of storing the equivalent of a home library in an 8-inch long, 10-ounch tablet.

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