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Old 05-10-2016, 08:37 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
Eink.

As Nate pointed out at his site, the primary purpose of the dongle solution is to have an answer to the demands of the disabilities act so they can sell eink readers to libraries and schools. The dongle can stay in a drawer until it is actually needed by the sight impaired.
But why would a library buy a Kindle ereader when a Fire tablet is cheaper?

I realize that many (including me) prefer eink to LCD for ebooks, but I'm willing to bet that we're in the minority. Most of my friends that read ebooks, do so on LCD devices like phones and tablets. They can't be bothered with spending extra money for an ereader when their tablet does the same thing and more.
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