Thread: Will One Device Rule Them All... Or Not
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Old 08-25-2010, 02:22 PM   #6
bill_mchale
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I agree with Lee, conditionally. I think there are enough people that enjoy what the benefits of eInk, that it is possible that eInk will remain the choice of many dedicated readers (The people not the devices . As a result, a market will be maintained for dedicated readers (The devices not the people unless eInk evolves to the point where it can provide both color and rapid refresh (at least 20-30 times a second) and therefore be the screen technology used on some converged devices.

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