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The sources made it known that entering the market with an e-book reader is even easier than doing so with a netbook. They also added that the new devices' content delivery platform could make or break their success.
Most of the demand for e-book readers has been in North America and Europe. According to the sources, the device has yet to take off in Asia because of a difference in reading habits. With that in mind, they are conservative about the business potential e-book readers can bring to Taiwan's PC vendors and content publishers.
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Ughhh Eee has not been exclusive to Netbooks.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883220
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Ironically enough, I covered Asus' Eee keyboard a bit back (http://www.techspot.com/news/35336-asus-eee-keyboard-delaye
-until-august.html). Honestly, just a thoughtless oversight/poor choice of words on my part. Corrected. Thanks! -
tengeta said:
As long as it doesn't cost as much as a netbook. I don't see who's getting an e-reader when netbooks that do far more hit the same price tag. Especially since netbooks fit into cargo pockets... I love that.
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