Sony has announced it’s to give up selling e-readers due to failing to compete within a crowded market.
This follows the company’s decision earlier this year to stop selling e-books to customers, directing them to competing service Kobo.
Today’s announcement means the Sony PRS-T3 has become its last e-reader model to be made.
You can’t help but notice that as Sony quits the industry, Amazon’s Kindle remains on top with a 90 per cent market share.
➤ Sony gives up on selling e-readers [BBC, via Lesen]
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