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Old 07-25-2012, 02:03 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by stop__dreaming View Post
B&N claim that with the light on, it can hold power for an hour and two hours with the light off. Hopefully Amazon will be able to match this or better it.
I think you meant month? Which actually equates to about 15 illuminated reading hours on a charge, depending on page turns and as described on B&N:

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With GlowLight on at the default brightness setting, a single charge will last over 1 month with wireless off based on ½ hour of daily reading and a 1 page refresh per minute. A single charge lasts over 2 months with wireless off and GlowLight off based on ½ hour of daily reading time and 1 page refresh per minute. Battery life depends on device settings, usage, and many other factors. Battery tests conducted using specific units. Actual results may vary.
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