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A study of the Simba Group published earlier this week that announced these not really surprising results showing that the iPad is used less than the Kindle Fire for reading books. Two thirds of Kindle Fire users would read ebooks against less than half of iPad owners. The figure is not in itself a surprise but confirms the differences in use between the different sizes of tablets.
class=”c7″ must say that for those who want to read everything on screen before, buying an iPad is not necessarily the best choice. The results also do not talk about the iPad Mini and 7.9 inches, while it would certainly have different and interesting figures.
class=”c7″ could certainly extrapolate all 7 inch tablets, whether the Nexus 7, the Kobo Arc, or other models on the market .
class=”c7″ The 7-inch tablets are tablets consultation content and foremost reading, something recognized in practice, and logical when you consider that product. Whether it’s Kindle and Kobo, or Nook overseas, the 7-inch tablets are mostly coming specialists ebook. Manufacturers saw that consumers were interested in tablets and also were able to turn the corner.
class=”c7″ Other actors have also joined the movement recently with Surfpad (especially Surpad 2) for Pocketbook, and the recent tablet Bookeen.
must say that for users to find the names associated with ebooks, whether Kindle and Kobo, but also Pocketbook and Bookeen clearly positions tablets also as tools for reading. Google with Google Play books and mini iPad with iBooks are also in the game, and we know that Samsung seeks to reposition its offering ebooks.
Tablets 8-inch iPad Mini and Galaxy Note 8 in mind at the moment, so could do well to compete in the 7-inch tablet in this niche. With edges thinner, and thus almost the same size screen but a surplus, the actors do not come to the origin of the ebook and may successfully position itself in this segment.
Advertisements of the Galaxy Note 8 also demonstrate the importance of an actor like Samsung to successfully position itself in this niche playing with his readers Hub and playback directly accessible from the menu. A catalog in French is even imminent.
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