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Originally Posted by stickybuns
I don't care to purchase expensive electronics without first testing them out.
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I do. I don't feel that the in-store experience is a good enough indication of what the device feels like for prolonged use. The best things about eink compared to LCD are the screen and the battery life. I don't think that what the screen looks like in a brightly lit store gives a good idea of what it looks like when you read at night with only a lamp on, and you can't tell anything about the battery life just from playing with it for 15 minutes, unless the battery is really bad.
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Originally Posted by ApK
Wow. You test drove every car in the world before getting one? You visited every home and apartment in every country before choosing a place to live?
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I don't own a car, and choosing the place to live was geographically limited by the place where I work. In the same way, I chose the reader based on what I needed: large screen (well, the largest that I could find) and the ability to open as many formats as possible.
But my initial comment was to a post that was a comment you one of yours:
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Originally Posted by ApK
The people who are warning people away from Amazon because of "lock in/out" APPEAR to me to be basing it in on imagined worst-case scenarios and anamardoll's mom.
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Originally Posted by Namekuseijin
users of Kindle are like users of Windows: they don't even know there're alternatives out there. They take for granted that it's what everybody uses.
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Originally Posted by Sil_liS
Actually, that isn't completely true. It's some users of kindle and some users of windows. And it is completely false when it comes to the members of this forum, because they actually know about most of the other options out there. They just choose to ignore them.
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Definition of Ignore: To refuse to take notice of; to shut the eyes to; not to recognize; to disregard willfully and causelessly
I don't really see why you have a problem with my use of the word. And BTW, you can also ignore me.