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Originally Posted by andrewburt
And 9% is just the beginning. If you want an idea where it could go -- and I stress this is just "could" -- I did some curve fitting of the AAP's ebook sales datapoints to the standard S-curve that many product adoption rates follow.
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I'm pretty sure that won't happen. Trees don't grow to the sky, and there are still too many barriers to e-book adoption, most notably that you have to buy an expensive device, there is no standard e-book format, and e-books suffer many disadvantages as compared to paper books. Even today, CDs outsell mp3s by a 2-1 margin.