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Originally Posted by howyoudoin
That's not the curious aspect of it. The curious aspect is how it blinds them to an extent that they dismiss offhand perfectly valid concerns raised about the device.  |
Maybe because some of us don't have any of those concerns? And some of us actually own the device and have been using it for a while and still don't have any of those so called concerns? I have kindles going back to 2008 and so far none of the batteries have died. The K1 I put a new one in after a year or so of use as it was a refurb. They all still work fine.
So of course I dismiss something that isn't a concern to me, based on first hand experience. Its this insistence by some odd reasons to tell those of us that that quite happy with the Oasis as it is that we are somehow blind to something that doesn't exist to us. Its bizarre to me.
Don't like the Oasis, don't get it. Like it, get it. Doesn't make me blind if I use a device and like it.