Thread: Is being able to read on a desktop machine important to you?
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Old 11-21-2007, 10:23 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post
It's not really important to me, but it's a nice backup option. I drained my Reader the other day to the point of a low battery warning & couldn't continue reading. Since I was at home at the time it was nice to be able to fire up the Connect software & continue reading while the Reader charged via USB.
Go to your local video game store, and buy a wall charger for a PlayStation Portable - it'll probably cost you under $10. Use that to charge your Reader (it works fine - the PSP and the Reader have the same charger spec) and you'll be able to carry on reading while it charges .
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