Thread: Pace of Ereader/Ebook change
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Old 11-10-2015, 09:18 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by barryem View Post
Another reason, of course, is that more people are reading on cell phones. There's a lot less interest in dedicated ereaders today.

I'm happy with the devices I have. They all have flaws and they all have remarkable advantages. The least of them is pretty good. My hope is that they'll continue to be available in the future.
There WILL always be a market for a Dedicated e-ink reader (unless for some futuristic technology, tablets will be able to mimic the e-ink screen.)

But right now, what I am agitated about is for the new Kindle Voyage to come out. I have a 1 year old KV1 and I really wanna see if the KV2 will be worth shelling out another $200 bucks. If it will just be an incremental update, then I'll be keeping my KV1 for another year
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