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Old 10-23-2009, 12:48 PM   #20
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Wouldn't the featureset of upcoming readers be a factor too? I'm sure I can keep my Sony hardware alive for a long time but I can imagine certain advances in tech which would make an upgrade tempting, perhaps inevitable. And if anything the ebook hardware world is going through a stormy development path.
I'm sure this will be a factor for some, but not for me. There is only one feature I want from my reader: being able to comfortably read on it. I have that already Of course maybe there will be a killer feature some day that I just have to have, but I can't imagine which one right now.

Apart from the reader or the battery dying, the only reason I can think of to buy a new one would be being forced (by the market) to change to a new format that wouldn't be supported on my current reader.
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