Given the amount of nit-picking, knickers-in-a-twist
fuss that my original fourth point has generated, I would like to take the time to clarify it (the original being a hastily-added afterthought):
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4. Some of us prefer an eReader designed with the reading experience being the sole priority (subject to technology and cost constraints, of course), rather than hardware and software designed, in part, to encourage readers to buy books from their bookstore, and to think of eReading as a closed ecosystem centered around the Retailer. (If this line of reasoning does not apply to you, then you have one less potential reason to want to buy an independent brand eReader, such as an Onyx, or Pocketbook.)
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