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Originally Posted by G J Lau
I think e-readers continue to be more popular in the U.S. than anywhere else. Interestingly enough, us older folks seem to have taken more of a shine to e-readers than younger people. Probably because the text size is easily adjustable and because that demographic is still the main readers of book in general.
I also agree with the lestatar above that e-readers don't tell the whole story. Cell phones and pad devices have to be factored in on the assumption that most folks would prefer not to have redundant electronic devices.
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Yeah. I would like to get my mom into eReading. She doesn't really get iTunes, although she has had an iPod for years. She says she wouldn't like eReading but I think she might get into it.
Anyway, I know 5 people with dedicated eReaders and my circle is quite small. Also, there isn't much public transportation around here, so there you go. I mostly just read at home at night but I do listen to audiobooks while out running errands.