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I wouldn't worry about it too much, looking at ads is always a shitty experience. Correctly grayscaled or not.
by isoprophlex 10mo ago
I wouldn't worry about it too much, looking at ads is always a shitty experience. Correctly grayscaled or not.
- wolvoleo 10mo agoTrue, though in the case of the Kindle they're not really intrusive (only appearing when it's off) and the price to remove them is pretty reasonable ($10 to remove them forever IIRC). As far as ads go that's not bad IMO)
- marxisttemp 10mo agoThe price of an ad-free original kindle experience was $409. The $10 is on top of the price the user paid for the device.
- delecti 10mo agoLets not distort the past. The ads were introduced a few years later with the Kindle Keyboard, which launched with an MSRP of $140 for the base model, or $115 with ads. That was a substantial discount on a product which was already cheap when it released. All for ads which are only visible when you aren't using the device anyway. Don't like them? Then buy other devices, pay to have them removed, get a cover to hide them, or just store it with the screen facing down when you aren't using it.
- wolvoleo 10mo agoYes and here in Europe they were introduced even later, with kindle 4 IIRC.
- account42 10mo agoSure, and piss doesn't taste quite as bad as shit yet I still don't want it in my food.