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Originally Posted by OtterBooks
I think if you look at the products (and service) as a whole, there is quite a bit of innovation. The price:hardware ratio, the level of OS customization, additions such as Xray and Silk (to a degree).. There is as much leading as following going on with this push. Most good products are a blend of both.
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I'm going to do something you never do on the Internet , and admit I'm wrong. There were some innovative parts to Android's push.
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And Sony had a touchscreen before Nook and Kobo.
Who cares?
Sony had an e-ink reader before Amazon. Amazon had one before Nook. Nook had one before Kobo. WOOHOOO
The only people who are about all of that are the people who spend time on bulletin boards posting about these silly things. Come Christmas time, few people are going to go "Well, I can buy a Kindle with WiFi for $99 or a Nook with WiFi for $139 but the Nook touchscreen came first so I'll buy the Nook. Oh wait, Sony came before Nook so I'll by the TS-1!"
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You are most likely right about that.
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The K3 does have 16x as much storage space as the K1. That's probably part of the reason why
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I think the harping about SD cards is pointless. When you can store more than 1,000 books on yopur device, you have enough storage, for 99 per cent of all consumers