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Old 10-12-2010, 10:56 AM   #6
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
What I find interesting is that with 100 million iPods and several zillion PCs out there, to say nothing of the PDAs and other smartphones, that Kindle (5-10 million, max, installed base) actually runs as high as 80% of the Amazon customer base and (if the 76% is to believed) 60% of *all* ebook buyers.
Doesn't seem to support the "multi-purpose device uber-alles" crowd, does it?
The iPad is the first mainstream (first at all, other than laptop/tablet PCs?) multi purpose mobile device with a Kindle app and a screen large enough for most people to consider reading on it. The majority of those 1000 million iPods were pre the iPhone/Touch and have a screen of about 2 inches across, hardly ideal reading targets.

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