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I've felt from the start that the concept of paying big for both the reader and the books was asking too much from the public. Either the reader or the books should be very, very inexpensive.
I wonder how little the industry a year from now could sell a device with no bells and whistles for; for example, something to read novels on. No pdf requirements, no photos and graphs, no wireless, no TTS. I would have the SD card capability, however, and I like the Jinke and Netronix user-changeable batteries. How low a price-point would that have?
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