*grml* I didn't want to write here anymore ... NTL:
Yes, they did many things right - which is EXACTLY why it bothers me, that they did so many things completely wrong.
1. WHY THE HELL a new format? Mobipocket is nice, why not keep this? This would allow more people to read their books - people who already own a Reader would either buy the Kindle (no matter of the DRM/Format) or won't, it wouldn't cut down their Kindle-sales but would increase their book sales.
2. See 1
3. WHY ONLY IN THE US? Their is no reason for this
4. WHY Whispernet?
5. Why not add some simple converters (e.g. PDF)?
6. The point "Kindle reader on the PC" would not be a point if Point 1 would have been taken in view.
These are very simple to fix points. In fact it would probably had been easier to create a Kindle WITHOUT those screwed up points.
Why get a few nice things - but don't go the complete path? Why try some things and f**k up the rest so completely???
Oh well .. Whatever.
Without those very simple points it would have been a good device, perhaps even the tipping points. Now - it is just another example of a company being braindead and (hopefully) screwing up.
Last edited by Alexander Turcic; 11-19-2010 at 02:53 PM.
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