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Originally Posted by jswinden
The trouble with reviews about tablets and eReaders is that the so-called professional reviews are generally anything but professional. There are a lot of blog sites and electronic device sites that know virtually nothing about eReaders, so their reviews are useless. Others focus on the advertised specs rather than an actual hands on. Many are afraid to say what they feel do to the advertising dollars they might lose. By and large, most of the so-called professional reviews are pathetic and nearly useless, and often little more than a paid advertisement.
Reviews at a site like Amazon are filled with fanboys and fangirls purring over their latest toys. Or the opposite, anti-fanboys and anti-fangirls who seem to be strangely married to another manufacturer. Many of these reviews are by idiots who haven't even purchased the item being reviewed. So 99% of these reviews are useless.
The best reviews come from actual users who are commenting on the real world experiences wherein they use the product. Many of these are fan-based and thus useless due to lack of substance. But a few are good, honest reviews that tell of genuine experiences with the product.
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OK. In order to save my time and analysis, please list reviews that meet your criteria.
thanks
Hal