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Old 07-14-2016, 02:42 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by finiderire View Post
Hi,

Thank you for your answers.

@Cinisajoy: I am in south of France and eletronic in cruise missiles is just fine with heat.

@JSWolf: I did not say "no USB". Regular USB would be fine for me, but maybe it does not exist.

a+, =)
-=Finiderire=-

P.S. I hope someday I'll be able to bring my e-book reader to the beach. Until then I guess I will have to print my books at work and bring the paper sheets to the beach.
Modern technology sometimes makes us go back in time...
Last time I looked, I do believe cruise missiles and the space shuttle are designed very differently from ereaders.
I do believe both of those have things called heat shields.
Hmmm, you just gave me an idea. Is weight and cost a factor?
Now as to the port, that I need to think about.
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