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Old 07-05-2010, 06:28 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
Define long reading times. I've emptied my PDA's battery several times in one sitting. And that's a battery life of 4-5 hours. When I'm reading in bed, I often plug in my device so I can keep reading on it...
I have never personally read an entire book on an LCD screen-- although I seriously tried to. I have read entire books with e-ink technology though. I highly doubt I am the only one here who has had this same experience. Whether or not they will opine in this thread I dunno. Maybe people here are cliquish and won't stand up for a new user on the forum until they get to know them and accept them or whatnot. There is a reason why the Kindle, Sony and Barnes and Noble readers and all the major players are e-ink based and not LCD based. That reason is self-evident but you fools seem to try to want to argue against the self-evident.
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