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I don't like spending more than $7 or at most $8 for an ebook. There are two authors I collect that I'll buy in hardback (but after the latest one from one of the authors, I may drop that down to buying in paperback), but other than that, I'm an ebook gal all the way. And those authors I tend to get in eformat to read, and save the hardbacks as collectable items.
I recently purchased a couple of science paper books at our new local bookstore, and I found the type in them was so small, that at least one of them I had to go out and get it in eformat just so I could read it. (then I had to edit the css - thanks, Calibre - because the css specified font=xsmall - why do publishers *do* that?).
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