Thread: Publishers need to push ebook reader adoption
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Old 10-18-2007, 04:16 AM   #50
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MaggieScratch Wrote:

--- I agree that the reader can be more expensive *if* the books are affordably priced.* ---
I'll have to agree with this. I bought my Sony Reader to read ebooks. I know there are a lot of free good ebooks available. but one thing I do expect is to be able to purchase an ebook and pay less then I would for the same dead tree book. If the books are as expensive as the dead tree book then you will find a lot of people not wanting to spend the money on a reader and just keep on purchasing the the dead tree editions.

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I mean: Who's is buying a mobile phone just to make phonecalls?
I am and so is my wife. So are my parents. And So are her parents.
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