Yesterday, Amazon launched its larger-format Kindle DX with a built-in PDF reader and partnership deals with textbook and newspaper companies. Today, Wall Street analysts are weighing in on what kind of impact the DX might have on Amazon%u2019s numbers. Barclay Capital%u2019s Doug Anmuth estimates that the DX alone could add $800 million in revenues and $100 million in gross profits in 2012. Total Kindle revenues in that year for both the smaller Kindle 2 and the Kindle DX will be be $3.7 billion, he estimates, with gross profits of $840 million. In three years time, he thinks the Kindle will represent more than 10 percent of both Amazon%u2019s sales and gross profits (for perspective, last year Amazon reported $19 billion in sales and $4.3 billion in gross profits).

http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/05/07/how-big-can-the-kindle-get/

This can be a big thing for Hamatole, since it will drag attontion to the e-paper market and if a mass production of these devices will start also prices will go down...