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Old 05-31-2011, 12:11 PM   #45
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My reasoning for not wanting a touch screen isn't about fingerprints, per se, it's broader than that. I am fastidious when it comes to keeping my Kindle clean. I cannot stand to have a single speck or (nearly microscopic) hair on the screen. I have a special brush (a super-soft child's toothbrush, actually) for getting little bits of dust and stuff from the corners and around the keys. I have a bottle of non-alcohol screen cleaner, a special applicator and a microfiber cloth. Putting my fingers on the screen on purpose seems so wrong to me.

Yes, I realize that most people don't share my obsession with keeping my ereader clean, but that is my reason for not wanting a touch screen.
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