Thread: Well, looks like the Steve Jobs Bio is priced like other Apple products.
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Old 10-25-2011, 12:52 AM   #49
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Strange of them to price the North American edition higher than those overseas, but I guess they think the market can bear it. The Simon & Schuster Kindle edition is $17, the UK-based Hatchette Digital/Little Brown Kindle edition is approx $10, and the same edition available to Aussies via KoboBooks is $9.99 ... the low price for the UK?/Aus edition actually has left me pleasantly surprised.

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Originally Posted by HappyMartin View Post
I think he sounds interesting. ... I have read many facinating books about people I would not say I admired.
+1. I usually avoid buying Apple products for various, boring reasons (including being something of an Android fan), but judging from the little I've read of him, Steve Jobs sounds like an interesting man. Am strongly considering buying an EPUB copy to read.

EDIT: Gah, bought it.
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