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Old 08-20-2012, 06:19 PM   #223
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Buenos Aires Argentina
Device: Nook Color, Grammata Papyre 6.2, Sony PRS T1, Nook ST Glow,Kobo Glo
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Originally Posted by Analogus View Post
Thank you pssquirrel for you review!

Your description of the buttons sounds good.

Dics could be depending of the country you'll buy the reader. Maybe this is a step forward - with 6 dics man could translate from several languages into mother tongue.

What would make me frowning ('would' because I stay with my beloved 350 in any case) is your description of the finish of the black reader. I fear, as mentioned earlier, the matt surface is just rubber-like coating. It could be removed by heavy using (holding) the reader. That's the situation with the back of the X50 series (which doesn't matter because it's just the back side).

Page turning seems to be improved - very promising.

A.
I´ve never seen a rubberized finish come off. The worst ofender is creamy or greasy hands so avoid eating while holding the reader.

Believe me, I make rubber products for a living for the past 30 years.
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