Thread: Why is the Ebookwise 1150 a Legacy Device? -- Please note: it's *not* anymore :)
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Old 11-15-2007, 05:53 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
Instead of banned people lets talk about an almost banned but seemingly resurrected device. What makes it a Legacy? It is not obsolete, it is still being sold as new, it is currently enjoying support for books in the eBooks section of the site.

Some people are worried about buying one because MobileRead calls it a Legacy device which is assumed to make it obsolete or no longer being made or supported since that is true of every other device in the category.

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He's right, you know. The IMP version of most ebooks is sometimes more popular than Mobipocket.

Heck, how can it be a legacy device if it's the third most common device on this forum? (I bet it's actually the second most common.)\

I am going to go add it to the Wiki.
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