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Originally Posted by rcuadro
It all depends. For authors like Stepehen Kind, Dan Brown, James Rollins, I would pat hardcover prices to get the ebook the day it was released. After that I will pay paperback price. I understand that ebooks will take away profits from paper books sales so I am willing to pay the price.
For independent authors I hesitate to pay more than $5 on a book.
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Since what we are paying for is 99% content (as opposed to 80% physical-ness, 20% content) today, it would make sense for better works to go for more money.
Unproven authors would also have to sell for less to get people to try them out.
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Originally Posted by rcuadro
To me DRM is irrelevant in the decision.
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Then I have a car that I'd like to rent you for $20,000.