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Originally Posted by HansTWN
They actually reduced the last batch of Kyobos to about $89,- in Korea. I tried to get one, but by the time I got it figured out (the website was in Korean only and most credit cards didn't work) they were all gone. Took only a few days to clear them all out. You should be able to get one for 200-300 USD?
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@Hans I would buy for 300 EUR but 1) I do not want risk of vendor scam 2) I want new 3) I want to be covered if I root in English the system. It is that possible?
and more important why everyone speaks about the Kyobo and not the others models?
http://www.mirasoldisplays.com/products
@Tony I am in amsterdam 10km northern to london, this week end was outstanding the weather indeed, and I saw as well the ipads spectacle in the parks and the bars where people were struggling to cover the surface of the ipad with the hands to see the content,nice you have the T1 is great if you want to read in other languages, but please be sure that in that model they fixed the issue of highlighting. I remember in the prs 650(preceding model) if you highlight too much, after the system slow down drammaticaly, especially when you highlight , can take five minutes, hope this issue has been fixed on the T1
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for a dispositive sold for 80 eur looks as there is some demand as in ebay I cannot find nothing other than this
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...asol&_osacat=0
and also I would like to add that the Kyobo does not has been launched for 400 eur but 310
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-33198_7...buts-in-korea/