TASK DEFINITION: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
PROBLEM: The Kindle 2, like the K1 before it, is a great product for the heavy recreational reader. Unfortunately, many of the changes made in design aren't necessarily better, just different. The increase in screen resolution is a very welcome change. Simple diagrams that were illegible on the K1 are just fine on the K2. As I'm finding though, progress on the Kindles does not come without some negative, in this case the screen contrast on the K2 seems a little lower then on the K1. Also, I think they got that page turning speed up by hobbling the screen refresh: when taking the K2 out of sleep, ghosting from whatever picture was on the splash is clearly visible and doesn't go away until doing an <alt-g>. The buttons. We've all heard more then we care to about the buttons. Again, I have to go back to the two steps forward one step back kindle design. Yes, the big, easy press buttons on the K1 could be a pain and the inward pressing buttons were a great solution to the perceived problem. Unfortunately, they went too far by making the edge buttons so much smaller. Long reading sessions can now become uncomfortable for those with large hands as you tend to place your thumb either right on or next to the next page button (basically, holding the Kindle by its very edge). This certainly cramps my thumb up. The memory and battery changes are a mixed bag I guess; I'm not a fan of the changes but certainly don't consider them deal breakers, either. The first charge on my K2 was no better than the K1 though that seems to have improved with use. One last point that's more a publisher gripe then Amazon gripe is the tendency to offer ebooks based on trade paperbacks, pricing them at $9.99 and still claiming a discount. If a book's been out for a few years, there's no reason for the ebook to cost $9.99. Reevaluating that policy would be good for everyone involved. Overall I'd call the K2 a good purchase but as an upgrade to the K1, not so much. If you think aK2's right for you, it probably is. Whispernet alone puts the Kindle beyond all other readers (if you're in a coverage area).

SOLUTION: Good for a new adopter but for the Kindle 1 owner, not so much

PROBLEM: Product works perfectly for Nexus 7 (Gen 2) tablet. Our dog thought the original that came with the nexus tasted good so this made an excellent replacement and it seems to charge faster too.

SOLUTION: Our dog thought the original that came with the nexus tasted good so this made an excellent replacement and it seems ...

PROBLEM: I ordered the advertised Corsair brand memory, but received Crucial brand memory in place of it. The vendor did not ask me if the substitution was okay. I have had to repeatedly RMA Crucial memory sticks over the years, due to unexplained failures, blue screens, sudden reboots, Etc., so I was not happy with this unexpected substitution by the vendor. I would have canceled the order, if given the opportunity. While both brands have lifetime warranties to the original owner, this was used memory that I received, not new. I don't know if Crucial will honor their warranty if the memory fails. Either way I would have to pay the return shipping to send the substituted brand back. I have been ordering tech products for over 30 years and cannot remember a vendor ever pulling a stunt like this one did. This is clearly a case of bait with a high quality brand and then switch shipping an inferior brand. I would never order any products from Nemix again.

SOLUTION:
Baited and Switched