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Old 02-08-2011, 05:32 PM   #360
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Originally Posted by boxcorner View Post
Many electronic gadgets, such as e-readers, contain one or more microprocessors. Electronic components such as microprocessors and associated circuitry can generate noise in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Also, all e-readers are not created equal. Sony's models, with their aluminium skins, should be pretty much 100% safe considering the relatively miniscule EM noise they emit will be screened by the metal. Readers with a plastic carapace will constitute a larger, though still miniscule, risk.

Still, I'd never argue if a flight attendant asked me to turn my 505 off. Quite frankly, anyone who actually feels unduly inconvenienced when asked to turn his or her reader off during takeoff and landing is likely pathologically self-absorbed.
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