Thread: How the Tech Parade Passed Sony By - ?the end of Sony eReaders, the end of Sony?
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Old 04-15-2012, 01:00 AM   #11
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Would I buy another Sony?
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Yes, we have 2 Bravia TVs. Excellent value at the time. But would I buy Sony now, if they have to be replaced?
I, also, have a Sony Bravia t.v., and it's just fine. I've got a Sony Ereader, too, but we also have, in the house, a Kobo Touch Ereader. If my Sony broke down, I think I'd get another Kobo. It's just as good and cheaper. It accepts the same Ebook formats as the Sony, so why not? As for t.v., I have no loyalty to Sony. Seems like every time I buy a new t.v., I buy a different brand, depending upon what's on sale when i need one!
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