Thread: Will the new Sony reader be radioactive ?
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Old 09-02-2011, 10:55 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Lbooker View Post
Good news, except that we do not have the list of all the individual parts used to make this new reader.
After my designed-in-China reader definitively stopped functionning, after functionning buggily for more than a year, I decided my next reader would be either a Sony or a Kindle, to be sure reading on e-paper would be an enjoyable, quality experience. And I would prefer a model with a card-reader, so a Kindle would be my second choice. But unless I see pictures of this new Sony model next to a calm Geiger counter, I will not buy it.
Your loss... there's a damn sight more serious things to worry about than this... and anyway, just think of the advantages... read in the dark without a light and thus eco-friendly by not needing batteries...

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