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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Yes, the Kindle sells even though people want more features. Even the people on MR complaining about not having these features still by a Kindle. Just because someone buys a Kindle doesn't mean they would not like all the features I've previously listed.
So please, stop with the "we don't need any real features because it sells" garbage.
All you've proved is that you think Kindle owners are sheep.
Please don't bother to reply as all you are going to do is parrot your Kindle sells so let's keep out the useful features argument.
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I have never tried to say features aren't good, perhaps you need some classes in reading comprehension?
(Based on your general MR track record, maybe...)
I have said that Amazon has no good reason to produce them, since they are not in the special-people-who-want-special-features market, and if you want one of those special features, so be it
and don't get a Kindle!
And I have also said that the majority of customers fall squarely in the Kindle-is-all-I-need group.
And I have also said that some of that majority (e.g. me) fall within that group after reasoned deliberation and forethought. I
actively do not want some of those features, and the rest I could care less about.