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Old 09-14-2011, 09:16 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by charleski View Post
But with a wholesale price (12000 rubles = £250/€291) that's already about twice as much as current 6" readers at retail with tax I foresee a limited market.
The surface of a 4:3, 10.7" screen is more than three times bigger than the one of a 16:10, 6" screen...

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How many are going to buy this at the £300-350 it would cost after tax and retail markup?
Other 9.7" e-readers are priced as high or even higher than that, right?

Furthermore, I see some advantages for this one : bigger screen, resistant (a priori), lightweight, thin, finger-touch (but no digitizer...).
Maybe it's lacking Wifi and a micro-SD expansion slot but it has to have some drawbacks, too, in order to stimulate the competition, no?

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Specs look impressive.
I would definitely buy one if they release this product for consumers. I lost my hope waiting for a good 9.7" eink reader.


Anyone knows if Plastic Logic intends to sell it outside Russia?
I've nothing against Cyrillic fonts, but I would have some difficulties...

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