Thread: Sony Withdrawing from eBook Reader Market Entirely in US
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Old 10-27-2013, 05:25 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
Kobo at least is trying, despite their regular missteps; their deals with indie bookstores at least puts their readers somewhere ordinary readers might run into them. Sony just hasn't done much since the release of the T1. No ads, no widespread B&M presence... All they've done is cater to the faithful.
I have to wonder if Kobo is still pursuing the U.S. Going the "indie bookstore" route, they make it very hard to obtain their ereaders. I'm still not seeing the Aura (or Aura HD) on the websites for my local indie bookstores.
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