Thread: Conspiracy Theory: What is Amazon hiding about the Kindle?
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Old 03-11-2008, 07:23 PM   #25
Alisa
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The extra $100 is a way bigger issue for me than the wait. I'd rather wait a few weeks and have the reader I want. For me the search and dictionary lookup features in addition to the Amazon store made the $100 worth it. Not everybody cares about that, though. After waiting so long to find a reader that I liked, I wasn't going to settle because of a little extra wait.
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