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Originally Posted by HarryT
I think it was mini-USB for the early PRS devices, wasn't it, rather than micro? They pre-dated micro-USB.
But your fundamental point is of course correct; all eInk devices connect via USB for data transfer.
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No, you can use wifi for data transfer, if the device has it. But all devices do connect via USB for recharging... At least, I've not heard of one device that does wireless charging...
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
Really 100 F isn't hot???
I know if I lay my phone or my kindle down for even 5 minutes out in the sun, they get way hot in a hurry. Maybe Texas has a hotter sun.
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If the ambient temperature is 45 degrees (no idea how much it translate into Fahrenheit and too lazy to search for it...), and you leave your reader in the sun, your reader won't be 45 degrees, but way hotter. But it will cool down again to at least ambient temperature once you put it in some form of shade (which can also be the shade of your body!)