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Old 12-16-2011, 08:50 AM   #130
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Originally Posted by wodin View Post
I don't know the number of times I've been asked if my 7" (original) Galaxy Tab is an iPad, but it's only slightly more than the number of times I've been asked if it's a Kindle.

Now that the Kindle Fire is available, I expect those numbers to be reversed.
Heh. I've been asked if my B&N Nook Color is "an iPad" and I've been asked if my B&N Nook Classic is "a Kindle". To a lot of people, iPad and Kindle are Kleenex.

I absolutely agree that people are more likely to ask the store clerk for "an iPad" even if John has an android tablet.

Funny enough, I took my Sony PRS-950 to a book club the other day and an Amazon customer reached for it saying, "Oh, is that the new Kindle? I LIKE it."
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