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Old 04-20-2010, 07:12 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Almo99 View Post
I'd really like to try an Ipad even though I know it's not solely a reader. The only thing I'm concerned about is, are the touch screens very fragile? I've had my classic ipod for about four years now so I'm not terribly accident prone but I have dropped it. I get worried about investing so much into a reader that's surface is glass. I wanted a kindle when it first came out but this picture kind of turned me off a bit
Apparently the guy sat on his bag accidentally .... so how fragile are these readers.and what's the most skookum brand or model in your opinion.

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Sitting on his bag is not a little bump. He probably pressed something else into that Kindle screen with over 100 lbs of pressure. I wouldn't call that fragile, but mishandling.

I'm sure an iPad will be fine if you treat it like a piece of electronics and not the same as a pbook. I don't like the iPad for many reasons, but fragility certainly isn't one of them.

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