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Old 03-12-2011, 05:47 PM   #17
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Delphin, it is a bit different over here in the old world. Sony is the company when it comes to ereaders. Have a look at these figures here.

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The market share by manufacturer is as follows:
1. 40% Pocketbook
2. 29% Sony
3. 12% Lbook
4. 9% ORSiO
5. 5% Explay (TXT.Book)
6. 5% Others

In June, the most popular models went for 8000 to 16500 RUR (approx $250 to $530). The company thinks that in 2011 the prices will fall significantly (to 6000-7000 RUR) due to increased competition between screen makers.

Via Compulenta

Very interesting numbers, especially considering the fact that Sony does not officially sell readers in Russia.
And this is old news! Sony is a very respected company over here and it is the one that you find in every bookstore on display. As the wifi connectivity is no big deal here either due to the lack of one store catering for all Europeans, which is not possible as we all speak different languages, it is not perceived as lacking anything for its price.
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