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Originally Posted by astra
If I happen to come to a high street shop to buy a new gadget and saw two absolutely different ones and the other one is an unknown entity and more expensive...I would go home and do a very good research. Cannot afford to buy on impulse then regret wasting money, on the other hand I would prefer to spend more money and love it then spend less and hate while all the time knowing there is something much better that I could buy...  |
Yep. Ereaders aren't quite at the level of impulse purchases. Depending on what you get, they don't have to be enormously expensive, but they are unlikely to be "cheap".
In general, I assume you get what you pay for. When I'm looking at a purchase, I toss out the highest and lowest priced selections automatically, and look at the stuff in the middle. The highest priced is unlikely to have value sufficient for me to consider it a worthwhile purchase. The lowest priced is likely to have quality or functional issues that will make it unsuitable. If it doesn't do what I need to do, it's a bad deal regardless of how cheap it is.
Price will be only one factor in the purchase decision, and arguably should
not be the most important.
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Dennis