47% bought one as a gift, that worries me. It's similar to my own anecdotal evidence from people I know who bought them: they have an iPad, but they bought thei

47% bought one as a gift, that worries me. It's similar to my own anecdotal evidence from people I know who bought them: they have an iPad, but they bought their kid/niece/nephew a kindle fire. It seems like a lot of these are going to families as a 'second tablet'.