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Old 11-19-2010, 10:21 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by dmacmart View Post
I wonder - does anyone really need the charge to last more than a couple of days? I'm more likely to forget to charge it, or even check the battery, if it's not a near-daily habit. Since you can't read while you're sleeping, can't you charge it then? Would you really take a trip without a charger? What if something accidentally is pressing on the buttons, for example in a handbag or suitcase, and drains the battery? I'd be lost without my books while traveling!!!

An AC adapter for the USB charger is very handy. I use my iPhone's, but they're readily available for purchase. I also have a battery that is designed for Blackberry and I believe that will charge the Kobo, though I haven't needed to try.

quite honestly, I can be a bit forgetful (that whole age thing starting to set in..), and I've been known to forget to plug in my Blackberry when I know my charge is almost depleted, leaving me without the next day. that said, I usually will wait until I need to charge because most (all?) rechargable batteries have a limited amount of charge cycles before they won't keep a charge anymore, and this becomes even more important when you're not able to easily replace the battery of the device, and the device costs a couple hundred bucks .
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