Thread: eInk readers dying before they spread?
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Old 07-03-2009, 10:02 AM   #46
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Originally Posted by jboardman View Post
How in the world did you infer that I accused anyone of lying? I just stated my opinion, and I will stick by it. If you ever TRY an e-ink device for any length of time, you will see the difference. I also agree that if an e-ink tablet with web browsing capabilities comes to market, I would be one of the first to jump on it. My Iliad allows me to mark up copy and to take notes, so Irex has already overcome that deficiency. I read for pleasure three or four hours a day - from the NYTimes, USA Today, etc., to novels and easier reading. I could never last that long with an LCD.
I have tried epaper devices, and I've gone back to LCD. This is true for a number of other people here.
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