Thread: Will the new Sony reader be radioactive ?
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Old 09-04-2011, 09:07 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Quexos View Post
Radioactive huh ? Well at least that could qualify as some high-end function, to turn me into some super hero with super powers. I wouldn't be so disappointed from the lack of a stylus and a color screen anymore.
Wait! It won't make you spiderman, but it might help you read at night.

Just inoculate the white stuff in the e-ink with the (radioactive) stuff they used to put on the hands of wrist watches to let you tell the time of night, all night long!

So, who's gonna volunteer to leave their ereader lying down somewhere near Fukushima over night?

Come on, there's bound to be someone (perhaps a bit older), who doesn't give a s*it about adverse irradiation effects.
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