Thread: Sony e-books division survives Connect cull
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Old 06-17-2007, 10:38 PM   #17
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I think you are right. If this gets confirmed, I think Connect could have been a way to prove that the concept works, to then open up to other players who can concentrate on content. Fingers crossed this is explanation.
Same here - I'd be delighted to get my books delivered by Amazon or Border's and let Sony do what it does best, hardware. They seem to be doing OK selling TV's and DVD players that play non-Sony movies and programming.

Fingers crossed,
Bob
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