Thread: Attack of the Kindle Killers:The Boom in New E-Readers
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Old 10-13-2009, 06:01 PM   #9
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The tablets won't be just e-readers, you are taking devices which can do hundreds of things. Either current ebook massively come down in price and just remain e-book readers, OR they start getting more features so they can have a chance of competing with the tablets coming in 2010 and on.

Unless they are 50% cheaper than a tablet they will get pushed out of the market by devices which do pretty much 'everything' including reading ebooks.
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