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Originally Posted by Xenophon
Robertb:
Darqref has hit it on the nose. His #2 is the absolutely crucial part! Get that right, and we can find straight-forward solutions to the rest. Get it wrong, and fixing #1 and #3 won't matter (much).
The thicker, more ergonomic holder as an add-on accessory is a pretty good idea. It wouldn't even have to give up the battery support. It might, for example, contain an extra battery and have a wee little cable that snakes out and plugs into the power socket of the base device! As long as the holder also has a power socket (so I can still plug it in if needed) that'd be just fine. And if your base device's battery life is good enough, let the added batter capability go.
Note: replace "power socket" with "USB socket" if USB-only is the way you've gone. The overall point remains the same.
Xenophon
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Dear Xenophon:
As mentioned, using the added thickness with an optional spare extended life battery is a really great suggestion and a winner. I am going to try on this!
One thing we are VERY conscious of is what I call "misfires" where just by holding it you can accidently make a page jump. Harper-Collins first showed me this problem on the old Kindle. The EZ Reader does not have this problem and my new EZ Reader PRO also has avoided this problem. I promise we will not make this mistake if I can help it!
Thank you,
Robert B