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Originally Posted by Deskisamess
My husband is happily using his 2nd gen Paperwhite. It is still "useful" for the vendor because we still buy books to read on that device. The hardware of that model won't support newer firmware, but saying it isn't useful isn't really correct.
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A device that's been end-of-lifed does not mean it's no longer useful. It just means it's not getting any new features. Sometimes end-of-life does mean it's not useful. I had an HP laser Printer that was end-of-lifed because HP decided not to release a 64-bit driver that worked with Windows 8/10.
So basically, I got screwed over for lack of a printer driver.