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Originally Posted by Sonist
Blaming someone for leaving the reader in the sun a bit much -- these things are sold over tablets for reading in the sun.
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Reading in the sun, in temperatures humans can easily handle, is completely different from leaving your reader in the car for hours.
When JSWolf says internal temperatures can reach over 100F, what he meant was that temperatures can reach as high as 130 F (54 C) when it's nothing but warm (not hot) outside. If it's actually hot outside and the car is left for more than an hour, temps can spike as high as 160 F (71 C). It's pretty common knowledge to not leave electronic devices (or children or dogs) in parked cars.