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Old 12-04-2010, 05:44 AM   #27
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by J. Strnad View Post
I've gotten three checks from Amazon for Kindle versions of Risen, and one from Smashwords. Each of these checks was within a few bucks of the same amount.

If 25% of my sales are through Smashwords, and Smashwords distributes through its own site and Sony and B&N and Kobo and Diesel and Apple, then my iPad sales are a small fraction of my Kindle sales. Say, 75% (Kindle) vs. maybe 5% or less for Apple?

So, when people talk about the iPad killing the Kindle, I just don't believe it.
You are comparing the Apple bookstore to the iPad, which doesn't make sense.
With an iPad you can buy books from Apple, but also from Amazon, B&N or anybody else. Amazon say that 20% of their sales are now to people who don't own a Kindle. I'm one of them.
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