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Originally Posted by ghostwheel
That is a strange statement.
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Doesn't seem strange to me, I've had the same experience.
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Is your battery life not affected by the capacitive switches?
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Not that I can tell. What would I compare it with?
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Is your unit not using power while off because of the switches?
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Not that I can tell, and as far as I know, ALL lithium powered devices lose power even when turned off.
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Doesn't it happen to you that you accidentally swipe one of the buttons while reading?
That because you have to hold the reader by a corner your hand gets tired?
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No and No.
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Did it never happen that you put the reader in the bag, and while doing that accidentally touched a button without noticing?
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There's a bag??
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Did it never happen that you put the reader near a wireless source and the buttons started acting up?
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Nope, that's never happened, not once.
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Can you activate the buttons with the pen while writing?
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I have no idea, and frankly don't want to try. That sounds like it could damage my pen.
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I think the buttons were a horrible choice. A choice like - "lets see if we can make buttons that are worse than the Kindle's"
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Uh, I like the buttons on my Kindle, thanks.
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Maybe what you meant is: after some use you get used to the buttons, so the DR1000 does what it was meant to. But I wouldn't say "they work just fine."
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Nope. I'll say it. The buttons on the DR 1000s work as intended and that is just fine, thanks.