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Originally Posted by badbob001
It sounds like you're resting the cover on your left hand, as if you're lifting a tray. Certainly not a secure hold if one were riding a train or a car. I suppose you then use your right hand to access the flipbar. Also not ideal if one has to use the other hand to hold the pole on a train.
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I only read on the train when having a seat
. I'd hate someone bumping into me.
I hold the cover in a way I can access the flipbar with the left thumb. I'm using the right hand only on units like Kindle 2 or Cybook Opus, where the button for turning pages is on the right.
But you're absolutely right: The bigger the reader (respectively the cover), the more inconvenient and complicated it gets. That's the reason why I don't travel with Kindle DX (or even more critical: iRex 1000S).
Some time ago I've preferred Kindle 2 and a polycarbonate cover. Extremely easy to hold and still protected (at least the reader/housing, no protection for the display). I'd love to have such for each of my readers.