Thread: 'Only' 50000 Kindles to be sold in 1st year?
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Old 12-15-2007, 02:21 PM   #32
Alisa
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Originally Posted by Ervserver View Post
Don't get confused by looking at Amazon's website and seeing the words "Due to heavy demand Kindles are sold out" Heavy demand could be 300 people or 30,000 people. I say Sony will add wireless capabilities and drop the prices to $250. The Kindle will dwindle in 2008
Well that would certainly make things interesting! I wonder how long they'd be willing to absorb those costs. What I really want to know is how much they're paying for their best-sellers and new releases compared to Amazon. If it's on a par they might actually be able to compete. I'm more concerned for our Sony Reader owners that they'll decide to get out of the market.
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