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But it's a correct observation. The Kindle faces the same closed system problem that the early Mac platform did.
And let's all be honest. The Mac died in 2002. It was replaced by an entirely different, Unix-based platform that assumed the Mactinosh name and opened up the previously closed ecosystem in ways the original Mac platform had never dreamed of. And *that's* when the Mac platform really started to thrive.