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Originally Posted by koboy
i do practice what i preach sadly people like you keep telling me my that my idea's are terrible in other word's (not enough profit for Kobo) which is fair enough but then why not be polite and just say let's agree to disagree which is what i (ALWAYS) do if reciprocated.
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I have never said your idea's were terrible. If I have, please point it out. Actually, I might have in the past, but I'm pretty sure I haven't said it in this thread, or about the topic under discussion - whether devices should have external SD cards or buttons.
What I have done is express my opinion. And explain why I think think that. And said why I think what you have asked for will not come about. In doing that, I am expressing MY opinion. I have NOT said your opinion was wrong. I haven't even really disagreed with it. Any disagreement is on how important these features are. I am completely happy for any device maker to include an external SD card or page turn buttons. And I'm pretty sure I have said that external SD cards are useful (again, maybe not in this thread). But, I don't really have a use for them and am happy with the increasing size of he internal storage. For the page turn buttons, I don't really have an opinion on them. I have never used an ereader with them outside of testing them in a shop, and am quite happy with the way the touch screen works.
So: I'm expressing my opinion. I am expressing a different opinion to you. I am also expressing an opinion on facets of your opinion. I think it is time that YOU accept that other have different opinions and want to discuss them.
And please point out anywhere I have not been polite. I will apologise if needed.
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i'm glad i don't live in your Country you are being robbed, in mine the KA1 is only £20 more than the Kindle Voyage.
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Yes, Australians generally consider they are getting ripped off for tech. But, it's the price we have to pay. And direct comparisons of prices between countries are hard. Beyond the exchange rates, there are taxes and exactly what the local buying power is. And I was using the prices as a comparison. It's about a 20% price difference. As I said, my memory, says the differences are roughly that in most markets. And I am of the opinion that not enough people are willing to pay the 20% extra for these features to make it worthwhile for the companies to produce the device.
Again, my opinion. And one that I am completely happy to have proved wrong.