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Digitimes Insight: 2011 global e-book reader shipments to reach 27 million units

James Wang, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei

Apr 28, 2011, 12:10 0

Demand for e-book readers remained strong in first-quarter 2011, with global shipments soaring 236% on year to 4.8 million units. Digitimes Research believes global e-book reader shipments will reach 27 million units in 2011.

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