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Old 10-04-2016, 10:52 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by RamonR View Post
E-reader technology is so frustrating. There's no innovation at all, except for making the screen larger.
As ottdmk mentioned, Aura One's Natural Light is innovative. So is the Voyage's light sensor and 'buttons', H20's water-proofing and the entire design of the Oasis.

What is frustrating is that these innovations aren't adopted as standard into all future e-readers. I think e-readers suffer from being a niche product with a tight profit margin.

I remember reading the Digital reader's initial blog entry about the Aura 2 being destined to be a flop. The commentary on it seemed to suspect that the compromises were made because the Glo HD was just too expensive to manufacture vs. what they could charge for it. I think they were right.
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