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Originally Posted by jbcohen
If memory servers me properly most computer hardware are heat sensitive meaning that they need to be kept cool, although winter times are really no big deal for them. Exposure to the heat of the summer is not a good idea.
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Well, both yes and no. As far as I know, an eReader should not be used in cold conditions, especially not below sub-zero temperatures. I've seen a fair amount of Kindle users reporting their Kindle as dead after having used them in cold conditions.
I don't know how other eReaders perform in various temperatures, but I believe that all devices with e-ink screen has this limitation, as it has something to do with the technology behind an e-ink screen. However, I'm not a hundred percent sure
