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Originally Posted by royconejo
Is it true that ONYX dare to speak about a MAX2 when most of the users of MAX I know of are far from being satisfied?
I had a simple problem with mine ( stylus calibrated at random points on screen) and I challenge Booxtor or anyone with the guts to miscalibrate their MAX and then look for helpful official support or figure out a simple way to fix something that renders your 700 USD device completely useless.
I believe ONYX (or any e-reader provider, let apart Amazon) should first release a decent software for their products instead of keeping throwing us extremely expensive hardware paired with crappy software.
I had an M92 and suffered with a known stylus bug and buggy software. Then this with the MAX.
Its a shame because I love eInk. I was waiting for years for a big enough eInk device to read technical papers then when the MAX came out I paid a premium price for this.. a slow android device that became useless with a stylus calibration. No wonder why so many potential users of eInk devices are looking elsewere. |
I understand your mood about your recent problem. You have caused it yourself and had to deal with it for just a couple of days. I saw your post today and replied to it with a solution. So please don't speak in name of most of the users of Max. We actually really do have thousands of highly satisfied and happy users. There is no perfect reader or perfect software. But we do our best and everything what is possible in our power to keep developing of our software and hardware. Those premium prices are caused not by our avarice for money. Some actually marginal and niche technologies just do have their costs. So we dare to speak about Max 2, because we believe in progress.