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Originally Posted by Laz
I think they will be surprised about how much market share they could grab if they keep it simple and the price down.
I think most people don't use half of the features in an Ipad and just want a basic device.
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I don't believe that makes much sense. Considering iPad sales vs. Kindle Fire sales, it would leave one to believe that the overwhelming majority want their tablet to do more, not less. The public has been offered countless cheap tablets, and all of them have flopped.
The Kindle's popularity and sales are directly related to the point in time when it became a full functioning tablet, instead of just an e-reader. That's what people want, and that's the direction they'll take it.