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Old 08-27-2009, 08:08 AM   #36
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I don't understand this way of thinking, why is it so important to have a clear winner...I don't think its Sony vs Kindle anymore. There are so many readers entering the market. I seriously doubt Kindle is gonna own this market in the long run, Sony either.


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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc View Post
Well, IMHO, Sony fell way short of a Kindle DX challenger. Its limited 3G still leaves readers requiring a PC, as does the Library Finder software, etc. (Although igorsk is probably hacking on this even as I write). PDF support is still questionable. And, launching only a touch screen model, with known issues in decreased contrast/readability, won't challenge the DX screen.

Plus, the late arrival at Xmas misses the text book market.

The DX is far from perfect, but the Sony Daily Reader seems to be a hurried attempt to get something/anything on the market before year end to keep their foot in the door.
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