Thread: Newegg seems to have embraced selling ebook readers
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Old 10-01-2009, 05:29 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by wallcraft View Post
He did say that, but it was always in order to get close to the $200 price point and it is now clear that retailers really want to sell EInk readers, see Pocket Pro Question. I think the days of single-site sales are probably over for ebook readers in the US (the Kindle excepted), and this is a good thing for sales volume. My prediction: shortages this Christmas season across the board.
I think it's good that New Egg and Books On Board are selling it. I was just surprised after his earlier comments, that's all.
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