More Than 3 Million Kindles Sold To Date?

Jan 30th 2010
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Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon.com claims that millions of people now own Kindles, and that certainly surprised many analysts, since most people thought that Amazon would probably have sold 2.5 million odd Kindles by the end of 2010. Reports are coming in that the total number of Kindles sold over the past few years has exceeded 3 million, and that was even before the new model with worldwide data was released. It’ll be interesting to see if the Kindle can keep up its momentum, especially with the Barnes & Noble Nook, Apple iPad, and a billion other eBook readers out there trying to dethrone the Kindle.

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