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Amazon Kindle 2

Posted by ctitanic on February 25, 2009 – 3:57 am
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The Amazon Kindle 2 is to me a smart move of this company targeting in the near future the European  market.

A video review of the Amazon Kindle 2 eBook reader covering design, features, samples of text to speech reading aloud via the built-in speakers and comparisons with the Sony Reader 505 and Sony Reader PRS-700.

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  • I bought my kindle because of the e-ink display! To me that's the value on it.
  • doogald
    It wouldn't necessarily need to be e-ink for color - it could be an OLED display until e-ink is more reasonable. You would still have more power draw, and my guess is that it would be more expensive than b&w e-ink. With the device at $360 already, I'd imagine that Amazon would want color later on.
  • e-ink color display are just coming to market. The refreshment of them still very slow and they are very expensive.
  • @heybhouse:

    can’t figure out why this thing is still black and white


    Pick one:

    1. Because most books are still printed in black & white.
    2. Because it's cheaper than color and the Kindle is already expensive.
    3. Because E Ink displays (which are easier to read than most LCD displays) don't come in color.

    Those are just guesses on my part, of course, but they seem reasonable.

    Steve
  • heybhouse
    can't figure out why this thing is still black and white
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