Thread: Transbook - Finally a Term For an Ereader that we can all pronounce
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Old 10-20-2009, 12:11 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by DrMoze View Post
And e-ink is great for extended reading. I know you disagree, but that is only your minority opinion. Seriously, why do you even frequent an ebook site, and don't you get tired of hearing yourself constantly griping and dinging ebook devices? I know I do.
I don't think you understand LDBoblo's position, DrMoze.

His dissatisfaction with eInk is due to entirely simple, objective reasons. Primarily: poor resolution, poor refresh rate, poor quality eBooks.

He probably frequents an eBook site because he owns a liseuse, and therefore has a stake in the developments of liseuses and the eBook market. And I, for one, hope he will continue to do so and continue to contribute... it's good now and then to have some counterbalance to those who have all-encompassing blind-spots when it comes to the flaws of eInk and ePub.

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