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Old 09-11-2010, 06:08 AM   #12
EowynCarter
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BUT the screen was NOT broken by a physical impact, because was just on the table and with its hard cover protection. I demonstrated to them that there is no sign at all which indicate a physical impact, but still they refuse the reparation.
Then maybe it was some torsion, or an earlier impact. As a said, glass sometimes react afterwards.

However, e-book manufacturer should make a clear warning about the screen fragility. Broke mine once, then I've learned to treat my e-reader with more respect, and no problem.
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