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    8 E-Reader Cases You Can Take to the Beach

    1. Proporta BeachBuoy

    Proporta offers an entire range of "BeachBuoy" cases for smartphones, tablets and e-readers. They are 100% watertight up to five meters, so you can be sure your precious gadget will stay safe. Cost: From $19.95

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    If you're opting for a relaxing seaside vacation this year, nothing beats lying on the beach or by the pool with a good book. In this era of digital e-book readers, though, this simple act can be fraught with danger.

    We have found eight excellent cases that mean you can take your e-reader to the beach without fear of damage from sand or, in some cases, the sea.

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    Take a look through the slideshow above for our rugged selections. Let us know in the comments below about any other solutions you recommend.

    This story originally published on Mashable here.

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