So, what do you think about the new Kindle getting a $25 discount if you're willing to have ads on the front page? Seems like a fair tradeoff to me, I think I'd have taken them up on it if it had been an option when I got my Kindle.
Speaking of which, anyone have a suggestion for an ereader similar to a kindle, long battery life, fairly cheap, but with a bigger screen? Some of the PDF's that I'm trying to read end up being way too tiny on the Kindle's screen.
$25 sounds reasonable, although i get all my stuff off craigslist
ReplyDeleteI think I could handle it, but then again, a Kindle isn't exactly a lifestyle threatening expense is it? Do we really need to shave $25 off?
ReplyDeletePersonally I'm a huge fan of the Nook, sure it's limited to Barns and Nobles but it's a great device and expanding out into the android market more and more.
ReplyDeleteactually for that price i might get it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fair trade off for me.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty good deal.
ReplyDeleteSounds pretty fair to me, i think its a reasonably good idea ;D
ReplyDeletesounds pretty fair
ReplyDeletesounds fair
ReplyDeletegood idea!
ReplyDeleteSounds good. I got mine at the wrong time :P
ReplyDeletevery reasonable offer! i would totally accept it
ReplyDeleteKinda is best bet, youll have to manage = (
ReplyDeleteHopefully I'll be getting my Kindle later this week!
ReplyDeleteAds could be annoying at first, but I'd get used to them. Good deal!
ReplyDeleteGood deal.
ReplyDeleteDamn, that's a good discount. My friend loves his Kindle.
ReplyDeleteNook fan here, but seing how many ebook readers have sprung up recently its hard to follow all the rage. Still waiting for 2nd gen color readers, now those will be huge
ReplyDeletenot really cheap but.. ipad?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good deal
ReplyDeleteads are horrible, wonder how many fools will take that deal
ReplyDeleteEh sounds annoying
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