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Textbooks and the Kindle

August 25, 2008 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Amazon.com, E-Books, E-Readers, Kindle
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Remember how I said textbooks should be the target of Amazon's Kindle?

Well, Wired's Epicenter has apparently come to the same conclusion... 9 months later.

Way to be slow on the uptake, people.  This is an obvious market to anyone who cares to take a look outside-the-box.  I guess no-one bothers to do that anymore.

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