Thread: Unintentional iPad competitor makes up 50% of tablet market
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Old 03-29-2011, 06:06 PM   #34
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Lesson: 1) make your android based device easily rootable 2) turn a blind eye to hackers 3) collect money.
But how much money are they actually making from the hardware, and how much were they expecting to make from eBook sales? The other devices don't need to be rooted to run apps like Kindle.
If people are buying NCs, rooting them and then buying books from Amazon, who benefits more, B&N or Amazon?
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