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E-book Buyers Favour iPad Over Kindle And Co

Posted at 6:06PM Friday 05 Mar 2010

Punters out to buy an e-book reader seem set on Apple's iPad, a survey of 3171 US consumers has revealed.

According to market watcher ChangeWave Research, 40 per cent of folk planning to buy an e-book reader in the next three months said they'll go for the iPad.

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