Thread: So, briefly, what do you think about the Kindle now?
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Old 11-26-2007, 06:42 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by PHugger View Post
...I not surprised that the Kindle seems to have a much larger appeal to Mac users. They are used to accepting and being happy with the offerings of a locked down monopoly - hardware, OS, content, and store (no flames, I use Macs)....
Dude, I'm not flaming, but we accept "the offerings of a locked down monopoly - hardware, OS, content, and store" as opposed to um, Microsoft?
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