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Actually, it shouldn't matter anyway. I wouldn't encourage somebody to buy a reader based on volumes sold. This reminds me of the Apple (iPod, iPhone, iPad) against the rest debate. Why is it such a big deal? Why does everybody get so defensive if somebody doesn't like their reader (for whatever reason, if they think amazon is a prison, who cares? If somebody thinks B&N sucks and doesn't offer enough selection, who cares?)??? This whole thread has become one big argument. Some people come in and try to avoid the debates and give thoughtful insight, then it's back to bickering as usual. I am not completely innocent myself. I understand the need to explain yourself if you don't agree with something, but there comes a point when we need to learn to let it go. The original poster has probably be scared away.
Sorry for the rant.
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