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Old 02-01-2010, 11:15 AM   #198
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Originally Posted by flashgordonv View Post
The thing about eBooks is that until very recently the process of acquiring and reading eBooks has never been very simple and straightforward...

...Now that is different. I think the iPad is going to be the device that makes it simple for people to acquire and read ebooks...

...iPad will open up the eBook world and attract shedloads more people into the eBook experience than would ever be accomplished with the fragmented and technically difficult process we currently go through.

I can definitely see my wife with an iPad and an Apple Bookstore account and I can see her using it extensively.

Just my 2c worth.
Nicely put.

VHS vs Beta showed us that the consumer is not always concerned with the technical details when choosing. The iBookstore doesn't offer any more convenience than Amazon's kBookstore, but Apple already has the iTunes model that worked quite well for them and provides a warm and fuzzy illusion that "they know what they are doing".
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