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eReader Owners Don't Need An iPad: 93 Percent Are Happy With Their Device

First Posted: 04/06/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:25 PM ET

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Bad news for the iPad? About 93 percent of e-book owners say they are satisfied with their devices, according to a Wednesday report from NPD Group.

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Bad news for the iPad? About 93 percent of e-book owners say they are satisfied with their devices, according to a Wednesday report from NPD Group.
Bad news for the iPad? About 93 percent of e-book owners say they are satisfied with their devices, according to a Wednesday report from NPD Group.
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editorjuno
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03:43 PM on 02/04/2010
The deep secret is that nobody needs an iAnything.
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07:44 AM on 02/05/2010
A Ijob.
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thrdr
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05:56 PM on 02/07/2010
They don't need an eAnything either.
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Jimmy MO
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12:50 PM on 02/04/2010
E-book readers are not going to be the people who buy iPads, especially since Apple is allowing publishers to set prices that make no sense.
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NeoStar9
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12:49 AM on 02/06/2010
That was always going to be the case. Most people could see that but those writing articles kept trying to make this a Kindle vs iPad situation when it wasn't even close to being about that. Steve Jobs running his mouth bad mouthing the Kindle as well never made any sense either.
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