Thread: Why is OpenInkpot so much more stable than all the other firmwares?
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Old 07-09-2009, 01:43 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
The rest of the e-book world doesn't give a Dead Rat's Nether Region about good firmware, they're too busy trying to build Monopolies... (and yes I mean Kindle, Sony, Cool Reader, CyBook, Jetbook, et. al.)


I would say they are just trying to make money primarily which seems to be quite normal if you have to pay employees and shareholders. Sonys firmware might not be the best but it is definitely rocking stable for the average customer.
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