Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
Q: I have read a lot of the reviews and appreciate the input. It seems to me the DX and possibly the K2 are still just a bit \"too new\" and untested to invest this amount of money. I love the concept and it seems the Kindle is a reasonably nice product. However, things I have picked up from the reviews which tell me to wait for a year or two are: 1. Price. This is still a bit too expensive to feel comfortable that I am getting my money's worth. Amazon should do what the ink-jet printer folks did which is give you the printer for almost nothing and you pay big on the refills -- give the Kindle away for almost nothing and make the money on the downloads. This will get millions of Kindles out on the market creating a lot more demand for content. 2. It appears the DX (and maybe the K2?) screen will likely break or get scratched even under fairly normal use - really bad design by Amazon and the current policy is to charge you $350 to get it fixed. 2. The other big issue is the battery. If I understand correctly, you cannot buy a replacement battery, you have to turn your Kindle in for over $100 or more to have them ship you a new Kindle (so why can't they ship you a new Kindle if you screen breaks for the same price?) This means that about every two years (average time for batteries to work for a long period of time) you are paying over $100 to keep your kindle working. 3. If you upgrade to the next Kindle, you have a good chance of losing books you previously bought that Amazon claims is \"safe forever\". 4. Amazon seems to believe they are the morality police and will delete whatever they feel is inappropriate on your Kindle - really bad policy. 5. I think having some kind of built-in led light would be useful to make it readable at night or while in a car or similar. This would be a small drain on the battery, but very useful. I think this space needs a really strong competitor to motivate Amazon to \"do this right\". I don't see this taking off until there is a strong competitor and these core issues addressed. Dale
A:
Negative Review