Thread: Two Weeks Now of Kindle Touch and I've Learned Something
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Old 12-02-2011, 07:24 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by rico567 View Post
In all the Kindle reviews I've read, one divide between the positive & negative postings comes jumping out: those who have had the previous non-Touch Kindles have a difficult time with the transition. Those who are new to the whole e-reader genre, like me, love the Touch and find it simple and instinctive.
Long time Kindle fan Paul Thurrott's review (Supersite for Windows) was especially harsh concerning Touch. He called it 'deeply flawed' and 'a fail'. But while he has some good points I think his overall assessment was hasty and imbalanced. For example he doesn't seem to understand the concept of IR touchscreens.

http://www.winsupersite.com/article/...e-touch-141348
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