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How many of you think that the Kindle 2 should have been released at a later date? I ask because I have noticed that many customers, which inludes me, have been complaining about problems involving contrast, light text, text fading (one of my problems--it even required a replacement), etc.
I haven't had many problems with my Kindle 1, though. The only problem I could think of with my First-Generation Kindle was that it had frozen on me a couple of times, but a simple reset fixed it.
I love my Kindle 2, but I think Amazon should have taken their time before rushing a product out into the market, especially when it has had quite a few flaws. If these problems can be fixed without a recall, then I don't think it's a big deal, but I think that we should get what we pay for.
Sometimes rushing to get a product out can hurt you rather than help you. I think.
I'm sure there are many of you who know a lot more than me about marketing strategies, but this is just a thought I wished to share. So what do you think?
I haven't had many problems with my Kindle 1, though. The only problem I could think of with my First-Generation Kindle was that it had frozen on me a couple of times, but a simple reset fixed it.
I love my Kindle 2, but I think Amazon should have taken their time before rushing a product out into the market, especially when it has had quite a few flaws. If these problems can be fixed without a recall, then I don't think it's a big deal, but I think that we should get what we pay for.
Sometimes rushing to get a product out can hurt you rather than help you. I think.
I'm sure there are many of you who know a lot more than me about marketing strategies, but this is just a thought I wished to share. So what do you think?