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Originally Posted by jusmee
You'd think so, but I am a long time user of PDA's, phones, mp3/4 players, and now eBook readers, and I realise I have NEVER replaced an internal battery. I have always moved on to a newer device long before the battery needs replacing.
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Exchangeable battery (with a separate charger) is
very important to me!! For mp3 player it would be a must!! I'm also a long time user of pda, phone, dc, digital recorder, and many other 3c products, and I hate to wait for the recharging, it is really inconvenient and a bother! If the rechargeable battery is the common sort that can be easily bought in the store would be best.
In addition to exchangeable battery with separate wall-charger. I would prefer my next E-Reader to have:
1. B/W e-ink/e-paper reader (8-16 gray scale), at least 1-2GB internal storage/memory space with 16-32GB SD/miniSD/microSD support
2. format support: pdf, txt, epub, htm/html, lit, doc/docx/rtf, prc/pdb, as many as possible.
3. easy to use (I hate to "study" manual before I can read/turn page/search/organize/browsing...), so with some important buttons you should put recognizable symbols denoting the function/usage. #1-#8 is just too ambiguous to me.
4. the button shouldn't be spaced too tightly (mp3/mp4 usually has this kind of user-unfriendliness).
5. lightweight (for a 6" EReader, better be less than 200g)
6. easy to use in-text dictionary (English-English) support
7. protective cover included (a plus)
8. touch screen (not necessarily as long as I can search/check dictionary easily with the sticks/buttons) with a stylus
9. note taking/hi-lighter/note-hilight eraser function (a plus)
8. supporting Traditional Chinese character/coding
Most of all: battery and user-friendliness!
