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Old 09-13-2010, 04:11 PM   #156
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Originally Posted by TheRealBillc View Post
When I moved from California back to the East coast I had to ship my books. It turned out to be 2.5 tons. I knew then I had an addiction. Now I live in a 750 sq ft apartment and there is no way I could continue buying hundreds of dollars of physical books every month. With my Sony (and removable storage) I now can have all the books I want, without limit, and every one weighs less than 10 oz and comes in a leather cover. Plus I figure the number of free books (out of copyright) I read in the first month likely were worth at least as much as my reader, so that was a nice plus.
You made me curious about how heavy all my books would have been so weighed a few of the boxes I still have and multiplied it by the total number of boxes I had before I started scanning and came up with a little over 1/2 ton. This is roughly 1000-1200 books. Thank God most are not hardbacks or it would be closer to a ton!
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