This is a complaint I've been hearing from the majority of in real life people that own a Kindle3. Interestingly enough, I do own a Kindle3 and have used the pr

This is a complaint I've been hearing from the majority of in real life people that own a Kindle3. Interestingly enough, I do own a Kindle3 and have used the previous versions and I like the next/prev page buttons on the Kindle3 better. I find that they're harder to press by accident, and although at first I found them awkward to use in the beginning, after going through half of the A Song of Ice and Fire saga I find them perfect for the way I hold my Kindle. I'm a big bookworm though (I spend from 8 to 16 hours a day programming, ie. looking at a screen... therefore I'm not really interested in watching TV and use books as my daily escape from reality mechanism) and going through three of those books, which by the way are humongous compared to "regular" books, took me about two weeks at about four hours of usage a day. The point being that I believe that after you have been using a Kindle for 60+ hours, I think that this type of buttons kind of grow on you. The statistician in me kind of want's to know what are the usage statistics for people that dislike the buttons and people that love them, though that could also be because I want confirmation that I'm not just a dude with a weird hand anatomy! In any case, how long have you been using your Kindle and what are your usage patterns? PD: I can't believe I'm so damn interested in freaking usage statistics on Kindle buttons...