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Faenad · 10-27-2009, 10:24 PM

I still have quite old piece of electronics hanging around and working fine. I'm still using daily my circa 1995 HP 38G scientific calculator. Stored somewhere in a box I have an original Gameboy still in working order.

I expect no less from my 505, which feels a very well engineered product. Sure, the battery will someday have to be replaced, but it's relatively simple and easy with the unibody design of the 505.
I will probably replace it far sooner with a more advanced reader though.

Ps : lol @ all the foreign-words haters trolling around.

10-27-2009, 10:24 PM	#52
Faenad Ad astra per aspera Posts: 347 Karma: 724 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Mexico Device: PRS-505, PRS-300 & HTC HD2	I still have quite old piece of electronics hanging around and working fine. I'm still using daily my circa 1995 HP 38G scientific calculator. Stored somewhere in a box I have an original Gameboy still in working order. I expect no less from my 505, which feels a very well engineered product. Sure, the battery will someday have to be replaced, but it's relatively simple and easy with the unibody design of the 505. I will probably replace it far sooner with a more advanced reader though. Ps : lol @ all the foreign-words haters trolling around.