Thread: Why is there no e-ink innovation in the USA?
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Old 07-08-2015, 11:30 PM   #46
fjtorres
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
I completely agree with you.

But then I want page turn buttons and others don't care for them.

Some of those people are concerned about shelves and collections, whereas I don't care about those.

I think the Kobo Aura HD and Aura H20's screens are too big, yet they have their fans.

The same goes for people who want to save quotations or do research on the book their reading.

It's easy to say "I just want to read books on my e-reader" and get lots of agreement. Until it comes down to discussing what exactly that entails.
Yet we have no shortage of options, do we?
Between the major players and the hobbyist toys everybody can find what they want, depending on their priorities.

Variety is more than adequate.
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