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Old 01-24-2009, 03:57 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by Alisa View Post
M-edge has recently release a Kindle cover that does this.
thanks for the info ! i guess the kindlers wanting light are going to be overjoyed.

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I haven't seen a review of it yet on the Kindle forum. Personally, I'm fine with just clipping a booklight onto my regular cover when I need it. The 700's lighting sounds nifty but I keep hearing the screen looks less clear. I definitely wouldn't want to sacrifice any clarity for the feature. If they can integrate lighting with no compromise, I'll be all for it.
i wholeheartedly agree with you since i don't want any kind of integrated lighting, so sacrificing clarity for a feature i don't want is annoying. that said, i did use the 700 lighting feature once and was glad to have it, although i never expected to.
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