View Single Post
Old 08-11-2008, 06:20 AM   #93
hansl
Zealot
hansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single bookhansl has the entire Project Gutenberg collection on their reader and has corrected every single error in every single book
 
Posts: 112
Karma: 113786
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Germany
Device: Sony PRS-T3S, CoolReader on 4'' Android phone
Quote:
Originally Posted by grimo1re View Post
So you are complaining because they brought out a better model? And my point wasn't that the only-in-the-US rule was good, or bad, but that you *knew* the rule and that you *knew* you have no support outside the US!
Do you think we non-US citizens don't know that we *knew*? Ratio and emotion sometimes diverge a bit. You know something could work out badly but you hope it will not. You see a lot of people request a firmware update (which would be available for everyone) and the result is a pocket-money offer. So, a certain amount of disappointment should be understandable.

BTW I would also be disappointed as a US citizen because I tend to use hardware until it starts becoming a pain to use it which is never less than 4 years and I think that firmware support should be available for at least 3 years. According to Wikipedia the PRS-500 was introduced in Sep. 2007 [edit: this is a typo, should read "Sep. 2006"] ... no full 2 years ago. Since there was also the Librie I would not consider the PRS-500 a technology experiment.

hansl

Last edited by hansl; 08-11-2008 at 08:10 AM. Reason: semantically fatal typo
hansl is offline