Thread: WSJ: How Low Will E-Reader Prices Go?
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Old 07-29-2010, 01:16 PM   #1
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WSJ: How Low Will E-Reader Prices Go?
http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2010/07/...der-prices-go/

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A small manufacturer already plans to introduce a $99 device this fall. Copia, a subsidiary of DMC Worldwide, is set to offer a $99, 5-inch color e-reader when its line of devices comes to market later this year.
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Copia sells books in the standard Epub format. The number of digital books available for purchase through Copia’s e-commerce site is said to be around 400,000, not including public domain titles, according to Mr. Antolino. Amazon’s Kindle store currently has more than 650,000 book available for download.
Interesting-how did Copia get such a large library?
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