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Originally Posted by Gideon
So if a new Kindle is for sale in a few days and let's assume it's the things that have been described. Essentially a smoother form-factor, maybe a 16 shades of gray screen, more responsive refresh on non-reading activities but that's about it.. Same cost as now, no upgrade option.
How many of you Kindle owners will buy one right away? How many non-Kindle owners will? Why or why not?
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No way. See, here's the thing. I love my Kindle exactly the way it is. I've learned its little glitches, and how to work around them.
The screen is fine as is. I read books, mostly without illustrations, so all the different shades of gray mean nothing to me.
The response time is fine as is. I read, not speed read.
An even if, IF I say, the above were not true, spending another $349 for another Kindle because its 'new'? Wasteful.