Thread: Competition on E-Book Reader Market Heats Up
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Old 09-05-2009, 10:11 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by spirit_wolf View Post
"Worldwide e-reader shipments are expected to reach 28.6 million units in 2013, up from 924 thousand in 2008."
Ebook readers, not necessarily eInk readers. eInk is real, but still prohibitively expensive product when it comes to the widespread switch to digital content from paper (see Everyone Wants a Kindle - For $50).

The strength of iTouch/iPod ebook sales, combined with PixelQi prototypes show that this technology is not without competition.
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