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Old 09-22-2015, 01:37 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by Sonist View Post
Not exactly the same. I have never had a problem with a Sony, Irex or a Kindle, but if someone reported a problem or dissatisfaction with one of these brands, I don't jump in with a "mine works fine, so it must be your fault" comment.



I have relayed my own experience, as well as gone through the trouble to do a simple "substrate" search in both the Kindle and the Kobo forums here, and posted what I believe supports my claim that Kobo devices are considerably more likely to have "spontaneously" broken substrates.

Please prove me wrong and post the data you have "gleaned" to support your claim that Kobo does not have more broken substrate issues than Kindle.
Since the house is clean and I am waiting on FedEx and UPS, I will go look at the kindle reviews.
If I can find more than 13 broken substrates will you concede the point that one is not better than the other?
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