Brad Stone gives his reasons why he believes the Amazon Kindle will continue to prosper in spite of the arrival of Apple's iPad
in this morning's New York Times.
"When you read a book, you just don’t want to have e-mail, Twitter and the ESPN Web site beckoning from the browser. The absence of those services on the Kindle — sure, it’s also a flaw — actually make it better for focused leisure reading."
Mick Rooney – Publishing Consultant
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The iPad Won't Kill The Kindle - NYT