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Old 08-26-2013, 06:56 PM   #136
speakingtohe
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Originally Posted by Ripplinger View Post
My Sony 350s are still my favorite ereader, but when I'm out, it's usually the Kobo Glo I take because I need the light. Just riding public transportation, you're in and out of tunnels where you'd have to pop the light on and off constantly with a clip on light or lighted cover. With the front light, you don't have to do a thing, there's zero interruption to your reading as you go into dark and bright areas.

Not to mention how really geeky the lighted covers with arms extending over the text look .

So even for me, while I really want the Sony stability and software, I really want a front-lit screen as well.
Ahh, I used the 350 and the Mini on buses because of size without a lighted cover. Most transit has adequate lighting where I live. My biggest problem reading was glare from the sun blazing in the windows.

I am in a mass transit free place till October, but I will have to take the Aura on the bus on a sunny day to see if I can still read comfortably with the sun shining directly on it. I think I would still stick with a 5 inch reader for outside the house, because I always have one in my backpack and if I ma not taking my backpack it goes into my pocket so easily.

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