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Originally Posted by davidfor
A little. I only use it with the screenshots enabled for a little while. The pin-hole will usually reset the device to boot. The switch would work to turn the device on if it gets turned off. But getting it off might be a problem.
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And I don't see myself easy put the battery out,just like a mobile phone,by an emergency...
I just red about the announcement of Sony to stop developing new e-readers , stop making bugfixes and firmware,and they stop producing it,so out of stock means sold out,so maybe the market will be now up to kobo.
So I hope Kobo will work on the interface... lets be reasonable,the front screen/menu isn't the most beautiful one, but allso make the "easter eggs" like taking a screenshot, a part of the menu in a feature firmware.
They are there,build in the firmware for some reason,but you can't reach it without hooking your device on a computer
Then a android version of Calibre that makes it possible to edit my books from a tablet would make my experience totally happy with the kobo.
The Kindle is not for sale in The Netherlands officially.. so Kobo is the only "big" player left here on this market.