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Old 02-16-2022, 11:27 AM   #18
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But innovation? No. Last device in the eInk world that I loved was my Voyage, which has gone to that great electronic graveyard in the sky. I did not care at all for the Oasis and quickly replaced it with this newest, latest and greatest Uber-Paperwhite thing, which I do like.
The Voyage seemed like a highly refined version of the Nook ST w Glowlight. A 6" reader with page turn buttons on each side. A very nice reader, but not innovative to me.

On the other hand, the Oasis was an innovation. it did something new.

So looking at it from my perspective, maybe innovation isn't really wanted?
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