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I look at look Amazon.com at the New York Times Best Seller list for 2012. Most of the books cost less in Kindle format than in paperback. However, three of the top ten best sellers cost more in Kindle format than in paperback. #3, #4 and #6 cost more. After the top ten, only four of the next 40 sold for more than the Kindle version: #14, #34, #42 and #44. From #50 to #100, only #85 cost more. It does seem that less and less e-books are selling for more than the paperback version, although perhaps the publishers feel that for the most popular books, customers will pay more for the e-book.
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