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Old 05-14-2012, 11:23 PM   #12
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From what I've read of Amazon's approach, it's more efficient than B&N's. The Touch Glowlight uses 8 LEDs, whereas Kindle's (they may have licensed the Flex Light, but I'm not sure) uses one or two LEDs. The advantage is that it'd drain the battery less than the Nook--the Nook's battery life is halved when the light is being used.
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