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Originally Posted by ShanMcG
So with the summer firmly on our doorsteps I'm thinking about what I have planned in the next few months.....camping! I've read about other people having problems with the screen when its been handled roughly so I know I need to be gentle with it even in its case. I'm specifically wondering if the Kindle display is more sensitive to temperature changes, humidity, moisture...you know, what its like in a tent when you wake up in the morning. Would it be a better idea to leave my kindle at home and bare with ibooks on my iphone for a weekend?
thx
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Texas is hot as hell!
so I can't comment about low temperatures. But I spent last Memorial Day weekend with wife on a beach (100 or 101 F maybe) during 7 hrs. Then I toss it on the trunk inside a backpack (of course, I have a Kindle sleeve). Took it out in the hotel (68 degrees maybe) ... zero issues and working like a charm! ...
The Kindle is probably more easier to break (the screen) than being affected by humidity or changes in temperature. So if you are doing camping, take it with you but use a Kindle sleeve or cover so won't break inside your backpack.