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Originally Posted by BetterRed
Most e-readers xmas sales volumes were below the wishful thinking predictions published by vendors and their fanboy mouthpieces.
Simple price, why should it matter if the vendor goes out of business, that shouldn't stop it working. I know people who are still using Compaq's and there are more than a few OS/2 powered ATM's still out there.
Oh, wait we're talking e-readers, so maybe it does matter, there'd be nowhere to get your next firmware fix.
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BR You know how to use a reader (and a computer). You were probably an early(ish) adopter. By 'early', before Kindle/Nook became a household words.
My wife still does not get it!
She still thinks there
must be some weird magic transferring a download to her Kindle via USB. (she has an embroidery machine that connects to her Dell via RS232v for pattern transfers. That is no problem
)
There needs to be a warm/fuzzy 'Support blanket' for the current crop of computer non-users
