Thread: Amazon Kindle might be the worst thing that could happen to e-books?
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Old 11-20-2007, 12:45 PM   #134
Alisa
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Originally Posted by pitcher23 View Post
Excellent point. Us U.S. Gadget lovers usually have to wait for our favorite Japanese or South Korean electronics. Hell, I was jealous of my European peers when they received their Iliads a couple of months ahead of me.
The new Motorola Razor 2 launched in Korea first and they're an American company.
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