Thread: Defective by Design is targeting the Kindle
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Old 12-13-2007, 04:59 PM   #24
Alisa
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Originally Posted by TheLongshot View Post
To me, it seems that Amazon wants to to spend an additional $100 for the right to buy from their store. To me, thats the only real advantage that the Kindle has over the Sony as far as I can tell. (Oh, and it has a keyboard. Yippie.)

Jason
Actually it wasn't so much the keyboard that was the big advantage for me, it was the ability to search and do lookups. That was actually worth the extra money to me. An ebook reader without searching or at least a dictionary seems boneheadedly stupid to me.
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