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Originally Posted by loc_141
Kris777, JSWolf and wodin are criticizing jetbook's ads rather than the quality of the reader itself. I have to admit am a victim of their lies too. When I first decided that I wanted an ereader, I don't know how but I came right to their page, and having no knowledge about ereaders at that time, I was convinced right away that jetbook is the best by the comparison chart. Untill I received my 505 as a gift. I was mad when I found out most of the stuff on that chart was biased and inaccurate, especially the part "You can also request a title from us which we will find and send to you right away." or "Ask us what you need and we will run Internet search for you FREE". I read mostly free stuff so it didn't matter much to me until one day I wanted to read this new released book and guess what they replied to my request? They gave me the link to their download page which has about 40 FREE titles, and the gutenberg website and asked me to search there!
I do like the jetbook lcd and the way it works, but it doesn't make up for the lies they told. If not for those false ads they made, I wouldnt have considered other devices (like 505 or kindle) before it.
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loc_141, Sony and Kindle don't inform customers about splashes on the ink screen on their websites too. As you know jetBook TFT screen has no splashes but people who never tested jetBook think that jetBook screen is the same as LCD screen on the first palm devices or calculators... that is totally wrong.