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I just don't find any need to compare the price of an ebook to a paper book. If I want an ebook, and if D>P as nogle said earlier, then I buy it; if not, I don't. What the paper book costs just doesn't come into the equation.
Simple economics, basically.
However, I do get annoyed if I have bought an ebook and find that the production quality is crap. This is where ebooks are more difficult than paper books: difficult to check before purchase.
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