Thread: Sony thinks quality will win out (for them)
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Old 08-14-2010, 11:52 PM   #168
Alisa
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Originally Posted by ardeegee View Post
They can get "blamed" all day long-- but if the Chevys are using stock, off-the shelf Goodyears that are the exact same Goodyears used by every other car manufacturer, then that blame is misplaced. The Eink displays used by Sony are the exact same Eink displays used by other ebook reader companies. Therefore, a claim that Sony's displays are somehow more defective than anyone else's displays is factually incorrect.
True. The Kindle uses the same display but if you had sent it back to Amazon in 5 months, replacement would be free. It's the company at the point of sale that makes a choice how much to eat for the sake of customer satisfaction. You can find plenty of people who had a Kindle fail in the early days of ownership but comparatively few who will term their overall experience "low quality".
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