Nook vs Kindle
My granddaughter got a Nook for Christmas last year and has left it at our house because she could not use it. My wife got a Kindle for her birthday back in June and has not put it down. I set up my...
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I still have the original Kindle, no add-ons, no repairs ... so can only say how well it's worked for me over several years. Perfect.
Have no intention of upgrading it, or doing anything different until it fails - if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Seems to me, the 'improved' versions always come out, and break sooner. Once the original name is established, the quality goes in the tank. I had a Sprint original cell for about seven years - finally, the current techology got too 'advanced' and it wouldn't take calls any more.
Took it in and the store tech says, "I've never seen a phone that old." - Since then, about another six years with Sprint, have replaced five phones. Get one, it breaks, get a replacement, it breaks - each one lasts less than two years - conveniently, just in time for a new contract and a new phone ... go figure!!
Have no intention of upgrading it, or doing anything different until it fails - if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Seems to me, the 'improved' versions always come out, and break sooner. Once the original name is established, the quality goes in the tank. I had a Sprint original cell for about seven years - finally, the current techology got too 'advanced' and it wouldn't take calls any more.
Took it in and the store tech says, "I've never seen a phone that old." - Since then, about another six years with Sprint, have replaced five phones. Get one, it breaks, get a replacement, it breaks - each one lasts less than two years - conveniently, just in time for a new contract and a new phone ... go figure!!
