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Originally Posted by Soldim
Which is something that doesn't cease to surprise me -- considering how much time I spend using my eReader I consider quality and ease of use the prime considerations for buying. I can't image why anybody would cut corners to save 20 or even 50 bucks on a device they'll likely will end up using for hundreds of hours.
I fear that consumers often times are as shortsighted and greedy as the large cooperation's they tend to complain about loudly and viciously.
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That 79 dollar kindle has lots of ease of use and is solidly built. So is the $99 Kobo Touch. The Sony was glitchy even when it cost $149. Sony just plain made some mistakes, as much I as like their readers. I mean, a glossy finish? It looks so bloody cheap! They should at least have gone for a rubberized finish like the nook and the Kobo.