A Kindle Paperwhite waterproof for $ 219 - CNETFrance

Want a Kindle Paperwhite you could get to the beach or in the bath? This is possible thanks to Waterfi, offering to send you a specially adapted version of this use.

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class=”c8″ If you’d like to take your reading light at all times, able to wash sponge or spray, read in your bathroom, you need to buy a shell so far tight or put your reading lamp in a plastic bag, making it less convenient use.

class=”c8″ It is now possible to do otherwise, and buy a Kindle liseuse Paperwhite treated to be resistant to water. Thanks to technology Waterfi, you can enjoy your Kindle Paperwhite in all circumstances, as the camera is waterproof up to 60 meters deep.

class=”c8″ Waterfi is not his first attempt since the iPod nano, iPod shuffle, or the Nike Fuelband can also benefit from this treatment.

class=”c8″ For sealing the Paperwhite Kindle, covers the apparatus Waterfi two insulating layers. The two layers fit deeply in the device and fill the space of an insulating material which covers the components themselves. A first layer isolates the device while a second protects against corrosion. In any case, all components are covered, and the device can then go into the water without any risk, even trendy, as evidenced by the video at the end of ticket.

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If you would benefit from such an option on another reading light, all hope is not lost. There is indeed another company, Liquipel, which offers a special liquid made of nanomaterials, in which just dive apparatus for sealing, which should offer a service for bringing his camera in the center and leave an hour later with a waterproof camera for about $ 60. Our small mobile devices could all be so tight or at least water resistant in a few years at most.

Regarding Kindle Paperwhite tight, It will cost still $ 100 more for the waterproof, since the reading light is offered to 219 $ 90 with ads and $ 239.90 without which it will add $ 35 for delivery in France via FedEx. It is possible to order the .

Demonstration of Waterfi technology

Florent Taillandier

Florent asks the same question every day: “Paper is he dying?” It deciphers for CNET France trends reading on screens. Tablets, e-readers, services: it passes all these issues through the prism of the dealer (repentant) e-book that was. Distinguishing feature: Basque adoption and geek who does not know

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