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Originally Posted by shalym
Why would that be a strange combination? I still use my more than 5 year old Voyage every day, and Jon stated that he is still using his original H2O. I also have readers older than that which are used occasionally. As to the question of whether or not an "avid reader" would still be using an older reader, I read 125 books last year, according to Goodreads. Would that be considered an "avid reader"?
Shari
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maybe 5 years is not the best cut off- I upgraded once it became practical to read on a 300+ ppi device, but maybe others are not that fussed.
I know Jon still speaks fondly of sony e-readers but if I still had mine I'd probably be horrified at the screen resolution, when compared to a current Kindle or Kobo.
also, compared to upgrading a smart phone ( & who has 5 year old smart phones) upgrading an e-ink reader is relatively cheap
how old is KFX now ? or to rephrase, how many years back do we have to look to find non kfx-capable readers ( as this sub-discussion comes from whether amazon could afford to enforce kfx and drop older formats )