Thread: E-book Pricing Article: Kindle vs. Mobipocket
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Old 03-10-2008, 06:14 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Gudy View Post
That said, if Amazon's pricing strategy for the Kindle actually is the equivalent of "every book a tenner" regardless of the book, then classics and back catalog items are bound to be cheaper in Mobipocket, which I fail to see as a bad thing.
Their policy is, I believe, "every best seller costs $9.99". Other items can be cheaper or more expensive than that. It's really only the best-seller prices which differentiate them from the other e-Book stores, from what I can see.
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