Thread: Do you still buy books printed on paper?
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Old 06-11-2012, 06:19 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by ebusinesstutor View Post
I still buy print versions of reference books - books I may want open while I am working on my computer.

For fiction reading it is all ebooks. I might buy the odd paperback at a garage sale if the price is right.
Ditto.

Like two weeks ago, I bought a technical pbook only because in this university they gave us every year a voucher that is good only in the university's library. So technically the book was free. But even that, I prefer to read technical books on paper, so if I only have the PDF file then I print the pages I need to read.

I have not bought a non technical pbook (or ebook for that case) in ages.
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