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Originally Posted by eschwartz
There are e-ink tablets out there. The glaring difference between them and your average ereader is that they tend to cost a lot more and have hardware support for all the things the dedicated ereaders DON'T have.
It adds cost, and dedicated ereaders are targeted towards being dedicated ereaders.
The same way the iPod was a dedicated music player. Until they bolted on extra stuff and it wasn't a music player anymore, it was a multipurpose device.
The same way cellphones were dedicated phone-calling devices. Until they bolted on extra stuff and it wasn't a phone-calling device anymore, it was a multipurpose device.
THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT.
If you started similarly bolting on extra stuff to dedicated ereaders, they too would become... well, the Onyx T68 & Co.
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Please do link to some of these eink tablets. No, not the no name Chinese models, but actual tablets made by known manufacturers. I haven't seen one... Ever.
What I have seen are things like the Sony Digital Paper, but that isn't a tablet or an ereader. That is something totally different.