Thread: CNET predicts dedicated ereaders are doomed technology
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Old 01-31-2011, 02:15 PM   #176
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CNET is 100% correct. DEDICATED e-readers are indeed doomed. Who wants to have an e-reader, a cell phone, a lap top, a tablet when you can have a single device that does it all. Of course there is no such device yet, but we are getting close. Heck, look at the Nook Color, Galaxi Tab, and iPad - there are already pretty popular and I suspect taking a significant market share away from the dedicated e-readers.
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