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Old 12-04-2008, 07:29 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by radleyp View Post
Who considers the Sony to be a "better-made" device? I've had and used my Kindle for a year and it's working as it did when it was new. I have no idea if Sony will ultimately win out, but I would not bet against Amazon. From what I see, Sony is already behind and its reader has been out longer and it offers a greater variety of models. Oh, well, it really doesn't matter... I'm perfectly satisfied with the Kindle and I don't need to rush out and get the latest and greatest.
I don't want to see either 'win out'. I like the fact that we have a choice in the market. I would never have bought the Kindle for myself at the same price I paid for my Sony, and yet on my recommendation I helped someone to purchase a Kindle who had need of its features. I've also helped Sony to sell about 4 or 5 PRS-505's. And introduced a few dozen others to the world of the liseuse.

If it wasn't for conversion problems and poorly designed manufacturer software half of us probably would have never came to MobileRead to begin with.

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