Thread: My final word (I think)--Sony vs. Kindle smackdown
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Old 08-26-2008, 02:28 AM   #13
Alisa
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I do fine with the Kindle in either hand and don't have an issue with inadvertently hitting the buttons. I tend to hold it with my thumb between the keyboard and the bottom of the screen and it feels quite natural to me. My husband likes to hold his on the side so he always reads with the Kindle in the case. He's adjusted but it feels less natural for him. He wishes the firmware would allow him to turn off the buttons on one side.
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