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Old 06-22-2010, 04:25 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by murraypaul View Post
You might consider that outside of the rather niche audience here, this is how people are thinking. What proportion of the population do you think would buy a Kindle DX rather than an iPad (they are the same price), because they would rather have a dedicated eInk reader? I'd guess a small single-figure percentage. Probably all reading mobileread
I haven't touched my 505 since getting the iPad, the situations I would still use it would either be because I was out for the day but not carrying a bag, or I knew I would be in bright sunlight. Other than that, I have no need for it anymore.
Outside of the tablet or the ebook reader niches, I can't think of a reason why the average person would give a hoot about the markets of either.

I'm not defending ebook readers. I hope the ebook readers of today die a quick death. I just do not see why anyone considers predictions of such to be newsworthy.
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