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Originally Posted by jocampo
Which make thing: are those that want a dedicated eink device (no browser, no distractions, just reading) a minority?
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Again, that doesn't matter.
What matters is whether the people who own and use dedicated ebook devices buy lots of ebooks.
Especially if the tablets are used a large percentage of the time for games, movies, email and the like.
If 5% of the reading public buys 20% of the books, and they prefer dedicated ebook readers, then dedicated devices will stick around.
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Originally Posted by jocampo
What I'm seeing is more and more eink devices including stuff that honestly, we do not need. Real books do not have "browsers" :-) ... or ability to play mp3s.
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eInk devices have had those same capabilities for years, that's nothing new.