The phrase "crisp text" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe clear and sharp writing or typography. Example: The brochure design was visually appealing thanks to its crisp text and vibrant images.
On a Nexus 10 it's the fact that it's so thin and light, and the resolution is 2.5 K, so it has very crisp text and pictures.
Windows Store apps scale fine with crisp text on the good-looking screens tablets such as the Samsung TabPro S have.
The new Kindle is thinner than the original and has a sharper screen with more shades of gray, producing easy-to-read, crisp text in any light.
The new entries, deftly written by the architectural historian Matthew A. Postal, nicely complement the crisp text from earlier editions by the architectural historian Andrew S. Dolkart, updated by Postal.
New ink cartridges produce droplets of 1.3 microliters for crisp text or smooth photo gradations, making two ink cartridges simulate the output of the six or so in photo-specific printers.
Now that the new iPad supports so-called "retina" resolution - namely the uber-HD 2048x1536 pixels that delivers crisp text and and great 3-D gaming - most of the video media you're probably viewing on your older devices will probably look like an unmitigated mess.
These imports have a reputation in Adelaide for their focus on crisp texts and strong performances, and Bitch Boxer shouldn't be any exception.
It is supersleek, has a thumbwheel for scrolling and offers four times the screen resolution of standard Palm organizers for extra-crisp text.
Both new Kindles are smaller and lighter, with higher contrast screens and crisper text.
Last month, Amazon introduced a pair of third-generation machines — smaller, lighter and with crisper text.
But the inks used in the C66 and C86, based on pigments rather than dyes, tend to create crisper text printouts.
