Thread: Why is there no e-ink innovation in the USA?
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Old 07-08-2015, 01:42 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Rizla View Post
Are you saying we see less e-ink innovation in the USA market because of Amazon's dominance?
Since B&N stuck their heads in the sand with with the Nook Glowlight, I think Amazon has done an admirable job of pushing the e-reader market forward. The Paperwhite was an improvement over the NST Glowlight (screen-wise anyway), the Voyage looks like a beautiful piece of equipment and the newest Paperwhite took that high resolution screen and stuck it in a cheaper e-reader. Plus their recently improved layout engine and Bookerly font look very nice.
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