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Old 04-11-2012, 10:12 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Marcy View Post
I think reading at a red traffic light when I'm stopped is not much of a hazard. I don't read while the car is moving. There are lights I get stuck at where I have to wait for 3 cycles of the light before I get to go through them.

Ronlizpatsimon I'm assuming your answer is tongue in cheek. You're not seriously suggesting I carry a transformer everywhere with me to keep my ereader battery from dying.
No matter how aware you are of your surroundings, It's still illegal to read or text at a red traffic light. That's the most likely place a cop would be watching you to nail you. What if you want to finish a paragraph when the light turns green and a road raged idiot behind you loses it?

I too have seen people with eReaders in waiting rooms, etc, and wish I had my Vox instead of having to browse old Readers Digests. However, if one were to carry it around for such occasions, the battery needs to have a longer life, or the Vox needs to be less power-hungry. Elsewhere on this forum someone was using a rechargeable battery pack.
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