Link to November 30 Teleread post, "Ereader ownership triples in less than two years".
Excerpt: During this time period, the skew between male and female eReader ownership has evened out. In the March-October 2009 survey period, 56% of eReader owners were male and 44% were women. The most recent data show that now 49% of eReader owners are male and 51% are women.
To avoid confusion with electronic tablets and other devices during its consumer surveys, GfK MRI describes eReaders thusly: “An electronic book reader is a portable, wireless reading device that allows you to download and read electronic books, magazines and newspapers. It is not a laptop, cell phone or PDA.”
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Hardcover vs. ebook: Breaking down the costs. (3/1/2010)
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