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Originally Posted by laurie_lu
... I must get some sort of case or cover for it ASAP. My Kindle slid out of my opened purse while I was driving in my car. It fell out onto the floor board and bumped the center console on the way down.  Nothing seems damaged luckily. |
A good cover is essential! I love my Kindle, but they aren't indestructible by any means! I've already had to replace one due to my carelessness. You may want to consider buying the extended warranty. It covers one instance of damage from an accidental drop. I didn't on my K2, but when I replaced it with the K2i, I did.
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Originally Posted by laurie_lu
I noticed the buttons on the left side of the screen are a bit more firm to push with more recoil than the buttons on the right side. Anyone notice this or am I just imagining it?
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I've noticed no difference in the feel of those buttons on either of the Kindles I've owned.
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Originally Posted by laurie_lu
I did have one incident where my Kindle rebooted all on its own. It happened while I was playing around with the browser. I don't know what that was all about. I hope it doesn't happen again.
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That's never happened, either, but I have had the device freeze up on me a few times and had to either wait it out or reboot it by shutting it all the way off (not just putting it to sleep) and then back on. One word of warning: if you do this, make sure to turn the wireless on afterward (if you don't leave it on by default) and select "Sync and check for new items" from the Menu. Otherwise, your recently read books may start appearing at the end of your list instead of the first page!