Forrester Research | Reuters
The iPad has dominated the tablet market since its debut in 2010, but its first strong competitor should emerge this fall in Amazon’s forthcoming device. The key, according to a new Forrester Research report, is Amazon’s willingness to sell the hardware at a loss, perhaps under $300, as a means to sell more e-books and other products. Forrester anticipates Amazon selling 3 million to 5 million tablets in the fourth quarter of 2011. By 2012, Amazon’s tablet will be “synonymous with ‘Android’ on tablets” and “a strong second” to the iPad, writes Sarah Rotman Epps. || Related: Analyst underestimated the iPad in 2010 || Earlier: Amazon launches its own Android app store
Uncategorized
Analyst: Upcoming Amazon tablet will give iPad its first real competition
More News
Opinion | President Trump and Elon Musk are feuding — to the surprise of no one
The spat went from political to personal and exposed the ideological differences between MAGA and the tech world.
June 6, 2025
ASU is launching a $14.5 million center to speed up journalism’s transformation
The Knight Center for the Future of News aims to help strengthen local and regional journalism by bringing educators, research and newsrooms together
June 5, 2025
Opinion | ESPN had the perfect NBA broadcast team. Then it blew it.
For more than a decade, Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson were the voices of the NBA Finals. Now, ESPN is struggling to recreate the magic.
June 5, 2025
At 50, Poynter doesn’t have a hall of fame. If it did, these 12 former students would be in it
Roy Peter Clark spent decades helping young people find their voices. These 12 used them to change the world.
June 5, 2025
Q&A: Press Forward’s Texas chapter is betting big on rural and local news
Jesus Garcia-Gonzalez explains how the San Antonio Area Foundation is building a model to support underserved newsrooms in South-Central Texas
June 4, 2025
Comments are closed.
Comments