Thread: B&N Stella Light: battery life
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Old 07-16-2012, 01:44 PM   #4
susaz
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Originally Posted by lulalullah View Post
Hi susaz,

Thanks for your input and confirming my suspicion that CR2032 batteries would not be a long term economically viable solution for insomniac users. I rather stick with my single rechargeable AAA battery for now and have already started saving for a lighted e-reader (sigh: my NST is only 9-month old. I guess it's how the life of the digital world is supposed to be.).

I heard that Sony will launch their Sony PRS-T2 soon and also that Amazon too would launch a lighted Kindle. Hopefully, one of these will use something like a flex lighting film instead of a top row LEDs like in the Nook Glow so that the illumination could be completely uniform and the surface less fragile.
Oh, I wish the T2 to come with lightning... The software is so much better than the Nook... But it seems thatīs not happening at least for the time being...
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