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    3% of Amazon’s 90MM unique visitors shop for a Kindle device each month Is Amazon’s Dress Shop Hanging By A Thread?  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from Compete Published: 06/01/2012
    28% of Americans use an ereader such as a Kindle, iPad or Nook, up from 15% in summer 2011 Harris Interactive: Harris Polls > No Surprise, eReader Use Continues to Grow  
    Added: 03/26/2012 from Harris Interactive Published: 03/26/2012
    In the 14 months the program has been running, Amazon has sold over two million Kindle Singles Exclusive: Amazon Has Sold Over Two Million Kindle Singles | paidContent  
    Added: 03/12/2012 from Amazon Published: 03/12/2012
    27% of mobile internet users would consider a Samsung Galaxy if buying a tablet, compared to 14% for Kindle InMobi Study Reveals Nearly 30% of Mobile Web Users Intend to Purchase iPad 3  
    Added: 03/05/2012 from InMobi Published: 03/05/2012
    The Kindle Fire has a 14% share of the global tablet market Apple’s Toughest Competition in the Fourth-Quarter Tablet Market Was…Apple  
    Added: 02/17/2012 from iSuppli Published: 02/17/2012
    A higher percentage of iPad 2 users (86%) make purchases via their tablets than Kindle Fire users (74%) Survey Shows Shoppers on Smartphones Do More Research Than Buying; Tablet Users Research and Buy  
    Added: 01/17/2012 from TechBargains Published: 12/21/2011
    An estimated 1 out of every 124 Seattle residents was using the Kindle Fire tablet in December 2011 Jumptap November MobileSTAT Report: Kindle Fire Traffic Leaps 270% | Jumptap  
    Added: 01/12/2012 from Jumptap Published: 01/05/2012
    Amazon’s $79 Kindle e-reader costs $84.25 to manufacture Exclusive: Amazon’s $79 Kindle Costs $84 to Make | Technology | Smart Spending | Mainstreet  
    Added: 11/15/2011 from iSuppli Published: 11/09/2011
    35% find the iPad the most visually appealing tablet and 48% said they would buy it if cost were no issue, compared to Amazon’s Kindle Fire with 29% and 20% Eye-Tracking Study Finds iPhone, iPad Draw More Attention Than Android Devices - Forbes  
    Added: 10/31/2011 from EyeTrackShop Published: 10/28/2011
    Among the millions of items sold on Amazon, Kindle is the top seller Amazon.com Now Selling More Kindle Books Than Print Books  
    Added: 08/26/2011 from Amazon Published: 05/19/2011
    The Kindle DX was more likely to replace students’ paper-based reading than their computer-based reading College students’ use of Kindle DX points to e-reader’s role in academia — University of Washington - washington.edu  
    Added: 07/18/2011 from University of Washington Published: 05/02/2011
    Students did most of the reading in fixed locations: 47 % of reading was at home, 25% at school, 17 % on a bus and 11% in a coffee shop or office College students’ use of Kindle DX points to e-reader’s role in academia — University of Washington - washington.edu  
    Added: 07/18/2011 from University of Washington Published: 05/02/2011
    The U.S. kindle store has more than 810k books Amazon.com Announces Fourth Quarter Sales up 36% to $12.95 Billion  
    Added: 04/02/2011 from Amazon Published: 01/27/2011
    Amazon.com is selling more Kindle books than paperback books Amazon.com Announces Fourth Quarter Sales up 36% to $12.95 Billion  
    Added: 04/02/2011 from Amazon Published: 01/27/2011
    The U.S. Kindle store has more than 460,000 books. Kindles have been shipped to more than 120 countries, and content is provided in 6 different languages 2009 Letter to shareholders  
    Added: 01/01/2010 from Amazon Published: 04/01/2010
    The average Kindle user buys 3.1 times as many books as they did the year before The iPad, the Kindle and the Future of Books  
    Added: 01/01/2010 from The New Yorker Published: 04/16/2010