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Old 08-17-2010, 09:56 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by DRichard View Post
I DIDN'T BUY A KINDLE TO HAVE ANOTHER MULTIFUNCTIONAL DEVICE!!! If I want email, word processing, videos, etc...I have PLENTY of other devices for those apps. I wanted to read! No other device I have gives me the comfortable reading experience I need like my Kindle. No doubt other devices will come along and use e-ink displays. But I hope we will always have access to a simple, limited-function device that does only one (or a couple of related) thing(s) extremely well.
Although I am yet to recieve the sacred grail of my Kindle 3, I too share the sentiments of this post. If I wanted to do all these things I would buy a netbook or laptop or iPad (*spit*) or other tablet. I can do all the things listed above on my phone/pc/laptop/HTPC/DVR but none of them I believe provides me with what the Kindle will.........which is a proper electronic reader. Design concerns, and buttons I can accept but larger RAM, fast processors and all that jazz not for me for this machine.
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