Just to add to this, apparently getting a later Kindle device is not
necessarily 'trading up' in some people's view - as in this review:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/AmazonKindlePaperwhite3GWiFiReview.aspx
Phil Fearon
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 7:19 AM, DaveP <> wrote:
> On 10/13/2012 03:43 AM, Robert Nagle wrote:
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>> Jason, one thing that you should remember is that Amazon recently made
>> the Kindle 3s support KF8. Kindle 3s were available as early as Fall,
>> 2010, so that did wonders for backward compatibility. Ideally one
>> would like to support everything, but I think people trade up their
>> ebook devices a lot more regularly than their laptop for example. The
>> Kindle 4 (i.e., Kindle Touch) now sells for $70. I just can't imagine
>> that there are many Kindle 1 and 2 owners who have refused to trade up
>> to a 70$ device.
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> About the same number of ie6 or 8 users?
> I think the above logic is flawed. Customers are strange beasts.
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