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Originally Posted by Lemurion
Personally, I don't care for those devices. The screens are okay - I'm not fond of them myself - but they have their own set of advantages and disadvantages that make them preferable for some readers. They do average lower resolution than EInk devices, and that may be a problem for some.
What I don't like about them is that the devices feel cheaply made. They remind me of a Kobo in that fashion - they feel lower quality than the Sony, Nook, or Kindle and that's something that puts me off.
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I like how cheaply made my Kindle3 feels, When I first got my Kindle3 I treated it with the utmost respect, but now I'll stick it in my jacket pocket with no compunctions concerning possible scratches. I also toss it around a bit more than I did at first, I'm treating it more like I would a paper book which is good.
I would pay a subscription fee, perhaps 50 dollars for a new Kindle every year, especially if it came with some books. Also I could donate old Kindles.
