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Old 08-31-2014, 08:34 AM   #126
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
Only some people (some/half/many/whatever, it doesn't really matter) read near baths, pools, and beaches. But virtually everyone reads near liquids from time to time, be it a glass of water, a cup of tea, a gin & tonic, a toddler with an open container, water falling from the sky, etc. The waterproofing comes at a marginal increase in cost - and as PP have noted, a better screen as well. I reckon it's a great deal, and not just because I'd like to read in the bath.
Me too. I have a lot of recipes and cookbooks on my laptop but I do NOT take it into the kitchen while cooking. I'm not sure I'd take the waterproof one in there, but I probably would because the other day I was reading a really good book and was standing at the stove stirring while reading. I think a nice rugged waterproof design would up the ante for people with recipes/cookbooks on their reader or even for those of us who can't put the book down for five minutes stir dinner!!!
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