Thread: Rise and Fall of the eReader
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Old 12-12-2012, 09:30 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by hughes View Post
According to Ebook Readers: Device to Go the Way of Dinosaurs?, shipments of ereaders appear to have peaked in 2011.

Are the long-run reading advantages offered by ereaders insufficient to offset the web, email, and movie versatility offered by tablets?
I have a 2nd gen Kindle Fire and do not read on it, I read on my 3rd gen Kindle Keyboard, a much more satisfying experience.
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