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Old 09-10-2010, 08:20 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by bjones6416 View Post
Please please please, y'all don't turn this into a nook vs. kindle thread! We've got plenty of those elsewhere.

I just wanted to open a discussion about what we want from libraries, that's all. Really.
Sorry, not trying to do that but it is a legitimate point. Even if it is a 50-50 split between Kindle and Nook, that is 50% of the market not being reached by libraries.

Amazon does not sales figures so the numbers of Kindle sold is not known. It has been said in many places, none that I can cite because I don't have them memorized, that Amazon has 70% of the e-book market, possibly more. Bezos said the vast majority of Kindle book purchases have been for Kindles and not Kindle apps, I am guessing they can track what devices books are downloaded on. This leads me to believe that the majority of Americans have Kindles. It could be faulty logic, it is a Friday after all.
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