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First laugh out loud I've had this week!! Imagine bringing something like that up!
You didn't know imagery is manipulated in advertising?
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Surf the web, Have a book read to you. Listen to music. Read PDF files. Email word documents, PDF and picture files![]()
Guy: Hi. I'm a Mac.
Chick: And I'm an Amazon.
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But can the Kindle work as a mirror in direct sunlight? Noooooo it can't so eat that Amazon
Probably not, since the kindles functionality is only a subset of the iPads. However, I know plenty of people that have a Kindle in addition to iPad. They use the Kindle for eBooks, the iPad for all the rest.
The kindle is fantastic for the (limited) use is was made for. Why not use the best device for every purpose. iPad and Kindle can coexist - its not about who is better since they are too different.
I guess this ad is to point this out, that iPad users can/should get a Kindle for eBook reading.
As MacDawg pointed out: It is not healthy for you to stay in direct sunlight - you will get cancer from that. Be smart and look for a shady spot - on the plus side, besides not getting cancer, you will be able to read books, browse the web, watch movies, play games, ... etc on some magical device.
So are we going to see iPad vs Kindle ads, Mac vs PC style?
Because those would be amusing.
they aren't really competing, one is a £109 reading device, the other a £429 tablet computer.
Perhaps you could use a little sun... or at the very least leave your abode from time to time.
I couldn't care less about anything. I mean some people simply need glasses, or they won't see a thing. Making fashionable sunglasses for them even more expensive eye surgery isn't an option for everyone, neither is lasik.comBy "fools" do you mean people who try to read small text on glossy screens outdoors, or folks who spend hundreds of dollars on sunglasses?
Anyone with an iPad, see how far down you have to turn the screen brightness in iBooks to get the page as dark as his - even in bright sunlight.
Guy: Amazon eh? So do you have a brazilian?![]()
Too little too late, and half-hearted at best. But the next time I'm in a situation where I'm reading in direct sunlight, I'll remember the Kindle fondly. Not sure, though, if I'm up for buying a device that'll be useful for about an hour on maybe two occasions.
Amazon: "Forget the Mercedes. This is the greatest bicycle ever!"
That's a nice little shot at Apple. They are pretty flippin' bad for reading outside.
But, it's pretty much all they've got going for them feature for feature.
"$139" - that gets you no apps, no extra functionality, no nothing.
Cute try, think it'll change how fast iPads are selling? Nope.
Guy: Amazon eh? So do you have a brazilian?![]()