Kindle Sales Very Strong in December According to Reports

According to a report published by the Telegraph, American consumers have purchased over a million Kindle devices each week during the month of December.This includes sales of the Kindle, Kindle Touch and Kindle Fire.A breakdown of sales for each type of device was not available, however.Even with that, Amazon did release a statement saying that the Kindle Fire was its best-selling device.This isnt too surprising, considering the fact that analysts predicted that up to 5 million Kindle Fire devices will be sold during 2011.The Kindle Fire tablet, which combines the features of a basic tablet PC and an e-reader, has remained a strong competitor for the Apple iPad.Some analysts believe that this is Amazons attempt at entering the tablet market and getting the attention of consumers who are looking for a tablet PC, without the high price tag that the Apple iPad comes with, even if that means they would be giving up on some of the features offered by more advanced tablets.The Kindle Fire remains in 2nd position after the iPad when it comes to global sales of tablet PCs.Independent authors, such as those that publish erotic eBooks are also happy about the sales of various models of the Kindle.The more people buy e-reader devices, the more potential buyers they have for their eBooks.Thanks to the Amazon Kindle store, which is a virtual book store, many readers who would have otherwise never known about these books can now purchase them.More mainstream publishers, such as those that publish print versions of Romance Novels are also setting their eyes on e-reader devices and their associated marketplaces.As demand for print editions of books goes down and sales of electronic content goes up, many publishers have released their titles in electronic format and have made them available in various online marketplaces.They can then be purchased by users of devices such as the Kindle and some other e-readers like the Kobo, Sony Reader and the Nook.As growth in the sales of digital books is continuing, plenty of publishers who may have been holding out on making their content available in digital format are now reconsidering their choices and making them available to those who read books on an e-readerComputer Technology Articles, computer or smart phone.