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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I do have a watch that uses solar power. It's a Citizen watch.
As for buttons, it's time for them to go away again. I don't want to pay for them. But as for batteries, I'd like to have a user replaceable battery. But, if Readers did have a user replaceable battery, sales would drop. A lot replace their Reader when the battery is not holding a charge well enough. My old 650 needs a new battery and if I still was using it, I would have attempted to replace the battery. My H2O is not the easiest to replace the battery. But given that the battery is still good enough, if the battery was to need replacing, I might get a new Reader at that point.
I would only want solar power if the charger could be turned on and off.
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You do realize that you can still buy new e-readers without buttons, right? As for wanting to turn a solar charger on and off, you could do that with a cover
Shari