Thread: How popular are ereaders? Not very I would say.
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Old 06-18-2011, 06:37 PM   #101
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Originally Posted by jbcohen View Post
What conclusions can we draw from the results that we see above? Clearly electronic readers are more popular in university towns.
I live in a university town, and they are everywhere. I went to the pool at my apartment complex and more than half the people there were reading on an e-reader (mostly kindles). Same thing at the local Starbucks.

Half of my department (finance) reads the WSJ and FT on ebook readers. The other half on iPads.

I fly a lot - and planes are full of ebook readers. I was sitting between a nook and a kindle two days ago.
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