I think their sales numbers disagree with you. They're still the number one ebook and ebook reader seller in the world. Amazon's share of the US ebook market is 70–80%, while Kindle's share of the dedicated e-reader market has been estimated as high as 72%.
EDIT: Removed my rant, because it may have come across as too negative. :)
I'm great! Amazon is the #1 seller of ereaders in the world, so since I follow ereaders, I'm gonna come across Amazon Kindles. Every single person in real life that I know who has an ereader, has a kindle. So watching Lemmy pretend that's not a reality, gets old.
My daily reader isn't even a kindle though. It's an Xteink :)
I'm the only one I know with a non Kindle reader, a Kobo and I've never spotted anyone "in the wild" with anything but a Kindle.
I have an old Kindle in the draw as a backup. Kindle is older and has better screen, the downer of no physical buttons
is weighed against its pocketability.
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That cool good thing nobody wants to buy ebooks from Amazon anymore
I think their sales numbers disagree with you. They're still the number one ebook and ebook reader seller in the world. Amazon's share of the US ebook market is 70–80%, while Kindle's share of the dedicated e-reader market has been estimated as high as 72%.
EDIT: Removed my rant, because it may have come across as too negative. :)
Gods damn buddy. Life going ok over there?
I'm great! Amazon is the #1 seller of ereaders in the world, so since I follow ereaders, I'm gonna come across Amazon Kindles. Every single person in real life that I know who has an ereader, has a kindle. So watching Lemmy pretend that's not a reality, gets old.
My daily reader isn't even a kindle though. It's an Xteink :)
I'm the only one I know with a non Kindle reader, a Kobo and I've never spotted anyone "in the wild" with anything but a Kindle.
I have an old Kindle in the draw as a backup. Kindle is older and has better screen, the downer of no physical buttons is weighed against its pocketability.
I'd like a Scribe :)
Same. I do think Kindles are good devices, but I have the older Kindle 3 era readers. They are great little workhorses.