Thread: Borders UK introduces new reader
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Old 07-01-2009, 02:20 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Elsi View Post
The price of £189 makes it a cheaper alternative to the Sony Reader, and it supports ePub and Adobe formats -- suitable for the e-books being sold on Borders website....
Ummm except that my wife's just bought a Sony Reader from WHSmith's for £179. And there's some suicidal pricing on Borders website e.g. "Nothing to Lose" - last years Lee Child - yours in ePub for £17.99, or in hardback for £14.39

Hope they're making a decent margin on the reader 'cos I don't think they'll sell a lot of eBooks...

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