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Old 01-31-2011, 04:23 PM   #179
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E-ink readers are not portable computing devices. They exist to satisfy consumers who otherwise have a preference for a paper/ink for their leisure reading, which is why an entirely new technology was created that uses actual ink particles. There are two technologies competing for consumers with this preference: E-ink readers, and paper books. They may be doomed, but if so, it isn't for the reasons CNET stated.

Any technology that does not give a visual experience similar to paper is irrelevant to the discussion of consumer desire for devices that provide that experience.

Any device that does not cook food is not worth mentioning in a discussion about the future of cooking technology.

A device can not be made relevant to either conversation by virtue of its ability to play Angry Birds.
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