IPAD owners prefer to read e-print books

    The latest poll for the new Apple Tablet stressed that emerges is not IPAD 1000 owners with their preferred device, and how to use it.
    The survey was conducted by Cooper Murphy Webb and showed some interesting results, including the fact that the owners have IPAD readable with great enthusiasm. 



    41% said their preferred means of reading books was IPAD, while only 36% expressed a preference for the printed page. Only 7% have dedicated e-reader.
    Similarly, when it came to magazines and newspapers, 31% said their choice half IPAD readable by a computer or laptop, 26% agreed. Magazines printed in third place with 24%, demonstrates the popularity of online news you get in those days. 


    43% of the owners, said the gadget IPAD uses more than 10 hours per week and more than one third of those who use it for more than 20 hours. 

    And most of this use took place at home, for example, 67% said they never or rarely had their IPAD with them when traveling. A percentage is very high for a laptop. 

    24% of respondents also said that the IPAD was his "main entertainment device, the second desktop or laptop, 33% opted for. Mobile phones are in third place at 22%, with the TV on a behind this modest figure of 19%. 



    With the number of users who like to read their e-IPAD - much more than print the current page - maybe a better idea of why INSTEAD Amazon has lowered the price of its Kindle e-reader (with the redesign of equipment). 

    Estimates of analysts' sales this year's World runs Tablet 11-13000000 units, many of whom IPAD.