Thread: Study: As E-Readers Increase, So Does Resistance
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Old 02-02-2012, 01:00 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
What you said.

I'm kind of burned out on e-books after less than a year and a half. I'm tired of having to jump through hoops with DRM. I'm tired of not finding the books I want. I'm tired of the fixed prices.

I like physical books. I think an e-reader should be a supplement to physical books, not a device that replaces them. I'm not about to give up my e-reader, but I'm not about to give up buying physical books either.
i'm burning out on it too. like you said, its a supplement, but it'll never replace my hard copies.

its great to have if the print in a book is too small for my eyes or to get ebook exclusive titles but when i look to buy books i'm looking to buy nice, fat paperbacks, not pay the same money for a digital file i'll forget that i have.
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