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Originally Posted by pdam
One interesting issue here is that the prices are based on the hardback. So once the paperback edition is published - does this mean that the ebook will be more expensive compared to the paperback? If so ... it gets hard to justify ebooks again through this channel as a mass market, surely?
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Well, the Connect store talks about "print list price", which means the price of the hardback or paperback edition, depending on which is actually available. So the price will come down once the paperback is out.